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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

d. T. Horst. uss dspst nnasesf an
sss kept busv looking Akes M cospa
Of depot supIoyes.
The eaats r psnd Asuse -
machine ehops sltuatssk 60 IasAssn
ssrest vsss man Aepd ~ Spssaan yshA.
Murphy. q,
Johany ssussop. - eAlseef ps,tsa.
snd - ssyip4 ~ ~. > - ~
s..,ss'' - = * 4 ,s-~s>sss q fIsss
G~esss Aonis ~ 6sbssiM1en1s 1sne -
shs hre dspartnsst - ~ & seA
y. -. 1ehustos 3usa sssstae N
sseond tern - nASpe of tbe atsy.
Marry Nasiil, - sapsstN1snfiae "
laFse pcuitsy farm tlst sass ~ tswn;
lie uas also owner Of ~ ipenkal1S
factory h ~ Nth ward. 4.
The holly CssssEAu M a.ss,sp<
o. AZ
~ this iuaseAs II K,as isGnsun ~
I was called - bssskfast asd svls,ip. -
aSd y was aa ~ - flsfilh Dssa1s.
IL. I'D u i,Y:1 i NJ. I'm f e
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

HAsuea bed bought out bic fathas's IN.
terest in their vholsssls grossry store,
and tbs old ssntlanan.. With m Old
conrade John Gsrss. ~ : nasmhs, Of
the stock sxehsnss, ard hsd HANDLED !
grsst many heavy deals,
@. /. MsPhsssos, haA built : -,
story brick beildingsu the oosnse cf
fourth and essts p, bis son Chass bsd
bsep siven change - NE whsls buat-
ness. whtis ~. MsF|Asssos handled
ths mail = of I'D. n
The holly hotsl had bsea replaced
By IN elegant stoas eosnetnrs snd ~
now called "Ths Antlsss." Il vss
rented b. Mr. and Mn. Ailliness, uhe
had sssissd iFom AotsJ ~ and wess
living 10 their new suAnrbaa Yseilenee.
Ed Tutsle, had guit seksniehtns
and was dsvoting hja sttentiou %
raising melons and nasdsa vsestshIe
IL pastasrsbip With =. q. Ho9m ~.
Ch6 Wood conducts3 : vssVS Iarse
lumber yard sorth Of sbe ssslehs aepo,
on wsshin stoa ssrset. whiIs bic iashse
80 iookiss after hisfsust sd ailal1h
farm.
=. = Hsrs ~ psspsisasr 81 ~
f3vsas Wsatsrn BiIllas1 pssies, hsyine
eesigeec his posilloa = ianltoe 81 ~
HeIly school soaeainHe nioeo.
proasles scutb - ~ ~ atsee,
kcht xiss I'D bsily y iis1pe /, l1lSs sil1
taetosy vhasA eesssa y n tJS6s Il II
Gsesss EftseG ~ ~ ~ - ,s|
|eAAmbee nstd = ~ ~ li /, ~
lnnstes = losDe lteo ~ ~ - ~
|eeoooae - ee l2lh I, q 4! S' { \
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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
sh.sy ssne.

=. 3. Vincent y It Lsnas Running ;
hsy bsisr.
Mrs. Gsssss French u able 70 b
around nov.
/. v. ". RsynoId, is bankins up his
house for wiatsr. ;;.
Aiks Conisy. Who has been ~
work for Fees .Kosn ID q hons now.
Asa Puntsaaev, l. teaehins the
sesocl lsft vacant by the rssignation
lot Aiss. 6ayefs.
n. 8. Bragg, bfought 10 bead Of
intlk COWS On the csssk this week sud
49, then 70 biz ranch nesr Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
lv'vgl 49,
j 00Ags&0 - 0es9GssDK.
llala 1 Il s. NO.
AHa1 aIoeALo.
eelAsssa ~ ~ cAssssaiass assut,
cerrseo - nt ~ ceualyss

= 81 ~ u
eeaAeeed ~ ~ cAssslaiass assssss
cesrss1 1sassua nt ~ cssaiyss
cspstal.
Hsasy I. Hovisa " 1e1t eesnty.
was = tpwn sovsesl Days this wesk !
% buetneee tltsFssts.
y :. osopsr. vss Drsesat Il Lss
Aninas st ~ meetina q ~ Fort
ISea DitsA ssnpaays ~ 1T loa-
day. n ss., 81 ss s;8 l;15 e & v ss iS
( n pS91Aer ~ ~ past ~ days
- 80 ~ le,ikAstsi. ~ zhsssday
~ y a6saGs, dssav aleony -
dls1aSeesbia,
n < II e1.ix i xsausk s1Slk ~
II ~ &iif - - Tt u 4 dses4y
N ~ ponl slles. v6ss his ttshss. =. 3.
tskss pos1sssson.
Ohssiss ". -. The rustllne Pusblo
ooalnsreiai tourist, ~ In town Tues
day. eolisiti ~ tedess Tor ehsistpas
candies - othes svsse fixing.
( =. Hall ssd Pat Brsslin, two Of Bsea
ooantvss old sestlsss. we're In town on
Monday and part Of Tuesday, attend.
Ing % various iAattsrs Of interest.
Mrs. Hovss, Who Il known under the
stags name Of .'Cslssss" and who has
qults class Of music pupils In Lamar,
sxeept 70 give . concert next week.
The city vstsr wotks are giving the
town authoritisa considerable trouble
st prssent, the mains bursting IN ssv-
srsI places and dooding ths sirssts.
Jack Ford took the third degree in
the Assonie Lodge last Saturday night
and \ rejoielhs q bic safe arrival after
his dinsssat encounters with the goat.
Preparations > ars going on briskiy in
aatieipatioa Of the great rabbit hunt
aud The vatioas committee ass perform
Tag the dnty sssignsd them 10 busi.
nsss ltks manner. A large crowd ia ex.
peeted.
Judge I. +. Blodgstt, has the mis-
fortune 70 step on . rusty nail, Gang
lug very severe wouad. last Tussday.
From last ssoounts. however. hs 10 not
liable = sufIbs any pssmansns Injury.
bat VII - oat In . few days.
A meeting o8 the Board Of Trade VA
held on Tuesday % constdsr soms pfo,
pcestiou . oonvsrt The creamery build.
Ing into . ohAees fketesv. Your eofses.
| poadent did uot lsasn tbs fnll p1ssicus
lpss y tbe sesu,t Of ~ nsetaaa.
Uss Y Y n ~ y = : isii5lxs.
Easd tab,ss tasids u utosss ~ crowd.
| - utth Cbsistmss aoods aad the small
peopts ass Rlsefpl Il ths satictpattos
| Vt Hsnta Uiaus. 6ome Of the old
iofks ass not sboys showing great
intsfsss also.
John 4. Williams b jubilant ovsl
the fnct tbst . beautiful new stovs and
ons which burma IL own smok, haa
besn pus II his ofBce at the court
noase. Joha proposss 70 snjoy Il every
Day willis his term lasts and fssis that
b. can tusn his ofacs over 70 his suc
cessos without aay oonpupotions.
r. W. Powers, Of Collar, Indians.
aad known 70 Holly psopls - the pur.
ehassS Of the Hoffman place, VS. In
Lamar this week looking over the town
and Rstting asqusiutsd With Some OF
our people. NJ. fossss gives one ths
tppssssion that hs II business elssi
through, and = agreeable y be IL bus
insss like.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
THE ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA
AND SANTA Pc
RAILWAY.

II Il estimated that the Psnana sanal
has already cost the ENORMOUS sum Of
276 million dollars, and Il win fstt
from eeyen 10 tan vears yet to eeaplsts
" fsomebody + not 1aking . for
time ont n this work they arc sayslv
losing good opportunity do -
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

The nsavss fnst says n its snthusi-
AGm; There isnA : aaee = Asstiesaaop
o. evsn want ~ tlss' wh0je xrksnsss
valley. The ihrmss1 hsss had hrr
crops and are getting rood prirss.s The
Post = lt,tJs oG. There y ssiIl ~.
rraous want svsn II the Arxsneas vi
Icy. Thess arrogant fssnssrs waas =
csnts pcund for their hnsses. ssd m
poos dovn-trodden tovs IN hsys %
pay it-fusblo Chisiiain. s
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
THEnOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
PUBLlsHED EyKRY FRIDAY,

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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
ltett g efeysl.t elleulNenla.

~ thls tins e. ths ysas : so,d 10 ~
SasIlt sohtrAstsd, sd flst = run IL
ssasss witholt ths ~ d so1ps ssliabls
es4eh nedtetseis Hsbls y soeul6 u
that dtesd dieslas, Dnsanosis. NJ
kseW of ~ hslter remedy - en- 8
saash o. ebld thsa Chsnb nbssjatnb
Coash ksns6y. " havs sssd Il
eulte ektsnsttsiY - u hss aluays
eivse eatasa - ~ o oeaash. ia:
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tyy NJ ~ D = = tlis ! st
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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

AlIst bs9EiAe sens fs,e4ds esotlanel
n bsalalnG ckeae esisles4 QnD6s. Ohei
- ~ uv6s1Aess 09ino1S, Ouetas
~ ~ 49, ~ Q l116enta, ~
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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

Ths impo5tascs thas shssp sbsdins
industry = sasaninD IN this ssats =
shown IN The report Of d. CHARLES
0rsawslf. ssesttafy Of de stass yssss.
iussy board. which hss jnst bses sivsn
TO ~ boasd. During The 1ssi ysas
1oef, l706A mofs shesp wsss bsuusiA
into ~ seAss iof 1ssdiss than dusias
The vess- -a9ee, ths toesI nnnbss lnrss
IN fbf tssdias \ A6.lsA an isasnDs
of1ak, - oSse tbs yeas 1875. Inn
thsss figures II \ qnits svidsht ttat
sheep tseding v destined 70 bscuus ons
Of the most ihhpostast indusesiss of
Colorado in ~ ysass-
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10

4 special dispstch 70 the Ct. Louis
obs-Dsmocrse from Topeka on usc.
End says: John B. Frost. iand:commis.
sionsr of the santa fs. snnounces that
the lsnd for tho Int Booth Tucker
COMPANY has bssp eontracsed for, and
that The Int colony viii b establiahsd
in the spring II the vicinity Of Holly.
Holly 70 small stallion II the sassssn
past of Colosados baf Sbur miles hon the
Kansse state line. md six mtles from
OoolidGe, Kananrs. The Amity Canal.
The biS Waterway of he 0fsat Plaine
Watss Stosags oonpany. passss thssuah
that part n ths state, aud issie1tion can
- sassly snd saSstisslV nsrisd ouk
Undsr irrigation the llnd IN shat ~
tlon = Ass Sos ihsminD ahd ffnsi.grow-
Inc. The ASst opldlny Ai1l comprise
ssvsfsl husdted psotss, ssa homes vii
b prepassA 1t thsm With ths capital
sov bstne rnissd ~ Boosh-Tsckss n
~ go The coionists viii b taksn
10 Colossdo 10 ! splcisl tr1in = svsatly
rsdudsd fGtss over shs Esis and eAnta
p roada b
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-10
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The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
NO MASSACRE AT CRETE.
Was Some Fighting But Turks Refrained
From PluDdering.

London, February SIN the House of
Commons today, Right Hon. George
N. Cursor, under secretary for foreign
affairs, stated that the rumors of q
massacre in Crete were unfounded.
1t was true that there had been some
there, but the loss of life was small.
During the firing, he said the Turkish
troops are reported to have conducted
themselves in an exemplary manner,
and there was practically no plundering.
Mr.. Cursor said that 5000 refugees had
embarked from Canea and that thst
place was now perfectly quiet. As there
had been scarcity of iond reported at
Canea, the admiral in command of the
British Mediterranean squadron sent a
trovp ship with biscuits and meats
sufficient to feed 1900 persons for fort
night.
Two thousand refugees were Oh board
the British warships at Caneap. Mr..
Curzon said the last of the fugitives
were taken eff by the Greek war yes
sells.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
WILL NOT TEND TO SETTLEMENT
Michael Hicks-Beach's Speech Discussed
by French Foreign Minister.

Paris February SIN the Chamter
of Deputies today NJ. Hanotaux, minister
of foreign affairs, reply ing to question
by NJ. Delonde, regarding the effect OF
the Eranee- Russian memorandum, said
that nothing bad been done to change
the international situation in Egypt
as founded with the accord Of the pow
ers. France, be said. WAS held by inter
nationl acts which it was impossible for
any power to inyalidate.
M. Hanotaux said he did not desire
to engage in any polemics between
parliament and parliament (French and
English) which might cause negotiable
Misunderstanding The declarations
made by Sir Michael Hicks Beach, British
chancellor of exchequer, in the English
House of Commons, he said, would not
tsnd toward solution of the individual
questions. England had accepted the
position Of defending her case before n
mixed tribunal Why should Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach discredit that tribunal
which had the appreciation of Europep
Would England have pro ested, he asked.
II tie verdict of the tribunal had been
favorable to himP The incident was
then closed.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
Dangerous Use Of
Strong Purgatives.

Most pills, purgatives and Bit
ter Waters, which act quickly
upon the bowels, irritate and often
destroy the mucous coats of the
stomach and bowels. Indeed their
cathartic action is directly caused
by the irritation of the bowels,
which they produce. Their action
should be soothing and stimula-
ting instead of irritating. A con-
tinued use of such remedies pro-
duces chronic inflammation of
the stomach and bowels. This
often ends in dangerous disease.
The use of the genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, is highly
recommended as an aperient, lax
alive and diuretic, because its &C
ton is due solely to its solvent
and stimulating properties. 1t
soothes and allays Inflammation,
and is therefore much preferable
to all strong purgatives and Bitter
Waters.
Beware of limitations. DR.. To-
boldts lecture on Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt mailed free. Eisner &
Mendelson Co., sole agents, New
York.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
Gold Literature via Paten4 Insid es.

Cleveland, Ohio, Febr usry s.-Chair-
man M. A. Hanna has ulauRurated "a
gigantic scheme by whic,4 millions of
voters will be reached 10 set tha ball
rolling, Chairman Hannsys first step was
to make arrangements fer the use of
"patent insides' furnished thousands of
weekly ana daily coun try papers in ill
parts of the country for the distribution
of "pold'' matter that will be prepared
by the agents of the National Republican
committee. The terms of the contacts
with the various associations call for
from one Of TIRES columns of printed
matter on the financial question in all
"patent insides'' sent out. This will be
continued during tho coming four years.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
Peter Maher. the heavy weight uugilist

Peter Maher. the heavy weight pugilist
was robbed Of money and jewelry to
the value of s1170, Sunday while asleep
at his boarding house in Philadelphia.
Three members of the family of Milo
Little, Manchester, N. H., narrowly
escaped death Sunday from the effects
Of eating cheese, which is supposed to
have contained come metallic poison.
Prompt work By physicians brought
them out of terrible agony.
Fire started in the rear of Mrs. Wheel
er's premises on Castle street, Newcastle,
N. B.. about midnighs, Monday. Before
it could be checked ten buildings, among
them the town lookup and uffice OF tho
Era Publishing company, were destroyed.
Loss about $50. 900; insurance does not
exceed $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
Holt on.Trial for Murder.

Lewiston, February s.-The trial OF
Joseph B. Holt of Mechanic Falls for
the murder of his child, Walter c., aged
s years, May 81, 1895. was commenced
in the Supreme Court in Auburn, this
afternoon, Judge Stront presiding.
Holt pleaded not guilty by reason of in
sanity, He has been at tho insane asy-
lum for observation and the officials re.
port hina sane.
This afternoon was occupied in i'm.
panelling jury which was selacted from
fifty three out of sixty eight men called.
The case will be opened the first thing
Tuesday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09

Ii certainly was most exaspefating to
havs Bath win last nights game from
Portland at the very last moment but
for all that no tenn ever pla! ed better
polo than did the Portland's and that
we were defeated the last lew seconds
was as much due to the visitor s luck as
it was to anything else.
The crowd which turned out to SEQ the
polo games in City hall last evening
must have been fully satisfied with the
result even il the home team was de-
feated. They saw two as exciting and
interesting games as shave ever been
PLAYED In Portland and the amateur
game which took place before the pros
fessiopal contest was called was not the
least interesting of the two. The Bath
A naateurs ore fine polo players. and work
well together. Only their propensity for
playing foul lost them last nights game,
and had they had as referee man
more disposed to overlook any violation
of the playing rules they might havo re-
turned to the shipbuilding city the win
ner of the amateur game. But while
many fouls made by the Bath men In
the heat of battle were not called, yet
they were caught often enough to lose a
goal on account of foul play and SO the
South Portlands won. The latter team
put up good article of polo and their
team work was excellent.
The South Portlands won the only goa
made in the first period and then both
got two tallies in the second half. But
the visitors had in the Interim made
three fouls and so they forfeited one OF
three hard earned goals. This made the
score tie at the time when the game
would ordinarily have been ended. The
game was play ed out and after little over
three minutes of hard work, Woodbury.
of the South Portlands Gagged the ball on
neat pass from one of his men and
thus won the game for his team by q
score Of two to one.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09


Scare Bath, 8; Portland. 2. Stops in
Mooney q: Dawson, /. Fouls-Bath, !.
Referee-Long. Time keeper-Dyer.
At5endsnce-1a00.
WEDNESDAYS GAME.
The Rocklands, the leaders of the
league will play here on Wednesday. By
that time the Portland team will be
strengthened and hot contest may be
looked for. Reserved seats at Chambers.
Rockland, S; Lewiston O.
Rockltnd, February Sin a red hot
game toIight the leaders downed Lewis
ton to }. The contest was very interest,"
ing, buttoo rough for scientific polo.
Both teams lost goal ON fouls, Furbush
being particularly offensive and re-
sponsible for all three of Lewiston's.
Gardiner, A; Augusta, 5.
Auguta, February 8.-Gardiner beat
.Aususta this evening by a score of to
I'm game that WAS as dull at times as 1t
Was livtly at others. Augusta played
M,rd, but was unable to score at critical
points. eastman p layed brilliant goal.
s;claofdd and Doherty played well for
Gardiler. Dawson, Perry md Barlow
did the best work for Augusta. Hackett
was weak in Augusta goal.
Maine Built Bark Wrecked.
Boston, February S.-A private cable
gran received here today reports the bark
Vilua A. Hopkins, Capt. Wakeley. from
New York, ashore at Port Elizabeth,
Cape of Good Hope. The vessel will
probably be total loss, but her cargo
may be saved. She was built at Mil
bridge, Me-, in 1877, registered 9S3 tons
ana was owned by Swan & Son, of New
3Zn IL
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09

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health. Every woman should realize the
supreme importance of healthy vigor and
strength of the organs distinctly feminine
Unless woman is willing to be that least
envied of her sex, child1ess woman, she
cannot afford to neglect this feature of her
health.
The best known and most successful med
icine for the cure of all diseases and weak
nesses of the female reproductive organs is
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Hun
dreds of homes that for years remained
childless now ring with childish laughter as
a result of the beneficial effects of the Fa-
vorite Prescription. 1t is the preparation
of an eminent and skillf1l specialist, Dr.,
r. " Pierce. For years it has been used
by DR.. Pierce in his daily practice in the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, N. Y, the greatest institution of
the kind in the world. It has relieved thou
sands of women from suffering and pain and
prepared thousands for the successful per-
Torrance of the duties of maternity.
w.R Malcolm. of Knobel, Clay County, Ar
kansas. writes Since last wrote you we have
had baby girl born to us. My wife took your
Golden Medical Discovery and also your Fa-
vorite Prescription all during the expectant
period and until confinement, and she had no
trouble to mention A stouter, heartier child
was never born. Our child will be one year of
age the Sth inst. and she has not been sick
day. Has not had so much as the collie. 1t is
fact, sir, and we have not had to be up with her
as often as; twice at night since her birth. My
wife had not even a fever for the two or three
days after the child was born, although the
attending physician told us that such would be
the case Our neigtbors remarked to me that
they thought my wife the stot,test iitte woman
they ever knew. We think our good health due
TO the use of your family medicines"
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure consti-
patton Constipation is the cause of many
diseases. C.ire the cause and you cure the
disease. One " Pellet" is a gentle laxa-
tive, and two mild cathartic. Druggists
sell them. Observation-Disclosures.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
decision in Brsm Case Today.

Boston, February Sit is stated that
Judges Webb and Colt at 10 q. M. to-
morrow will probably announce their de-
cisiop on the motion for a new trial tilad
by counsel for Thomas NJ. Bran the con-
voted murderer.
James E Cotter, counsel for Bran,
tells of the experiments aboard the
Herbert e. Fuller, and claims that he
can now prove Wheelman Browns testi-
mony to lie unreliable and worthless. He
filed motion for new trial on this ac-
couut
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
THE PROFESSIONAL GAME.

When Jimmie Dawson skated out into
the arena last night the crowd did the
right thing in cheering him loudly. 1t
meant great deal to Dawson, and the
spirit with which he went into the game
ON the very first send off showed that he
fully appreciated its flattering reception.
Whipple, Jordan, Hadley and Allen also
got their share of attention when they
made their appearance and the confidence
of the crowd was in no ways misplaced
when it gave these players the glad hand.
No one ever worked narSer for a game
than did the Portlands last night, and
their defeat was made certain only after
forty-five minutes Of playing against the
dashing boys from the shipbuilding CITY.
Bath went into the game with vim and
vigor that meant q hard fought battle.
J. Mooney, the first rush and MoGilvey,
were everywhere at once and for the first
five minutes Of play kept John Allen
busy stopping their hard drives for the
cage. But Allen was equal to the emer-
gency And some of the stops he made
were truly wonderful. AT last a high
ball was knocked against the netting be-
hind the Portland goal and bounded out
in front of the cage. e. Mooney met the
ball few feet away from the Gage and
it struck him IN the breast, bounding
forward under John Aliens arms and in
to the cage, Thus Bath scored her first
goal and if it wasn't luck it surely
couldn't be termed scientific playing.
With the Baths leading by one goal
Dawson and Whipple made things lively
for goal tend Murphy in front of the
Bath cage. Hadley and Jordan. posted
in the centre of the hall by their wonder
full blocking and stops kept the ball at
the Bath end of the hail, all the time I'M
til finally Dawson Gagged the ball for
Portland's first goal in pretty pass from
Whipple, The score was a tie at the end
of the first period and the crowd went
wild with excite nsent.
At the beginning Of the second period
Dawson succeeded in caging the ball and
giving Portland the lead by one goal
after hard fight and many fine stops on
the part of Murphy. Almost immediately
afterwards Mooney got Bath's second
goal and tied the scpre. Sst
cit was red hot peXiod that opened up
with the score tie in the last third of
the gamo. Again AND again Whipple and
Dawson tried to force the ball into Bath S
cage but Murphy showed himself regu-
lar stone wall by making many fino
stops. When there was only ten seconds
moro of playing time Mooney succeeded
in getting one by john Allen and scored
for Bath tie winning goal OF course the
ball was no moro than put into play nbe-
fore the remaining ton seconds wero
called and so Portla1pa lost the game.
And it was mighty hard one to lose
too, but in the words of many disap-
pointed crank We can say, "Cheer ND
boys and wait for the turn of luck
Dawson won very few of the rushes
last night, but this was due asss much to
Referee Longs giving Bath the advant-
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
ofacial NEWS of Maceo,s Death.

New York, February s.-Delegate
Palma of the Cuba Junta today received
letter from President Cisneros Of ths
Cuban republic. 1t was dated January
Goth, at Santa Teresa. and stated that
official news had been received by Gen.
Gomez of the death of Gen. Maceo and
young Gomez
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
RHEUmATlS .

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cure acute or muscular rheumatism in from one
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hips and loins Chronic rheumatism, seiatica.
lumbago or pain in the back are speedily cured.
1t seldom fails to give relief from one or TWO
doses, and almost invariably cures before one
bottle has been used. Price 25c. ~
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
MUNYON'S

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Company put up a separate cure for eaeh ols-
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Personal letters to Professor Munyon., 1923
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered Win
Tree medical advice for any disease.