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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-12

All goods and articles of every kind land.
cd OF. received upon any OF the wharves
are thereafter at the risk of the owners
and not of the company. ard must be re-
moved the same Gay, or at furthest. the
neat day. after which time any OF said
n9odS and articles Remaining on the
WfarVas, the owners and consignees
thereof, will be responsible for. and will hl
charged an additional wharfage OF one
third the rates specified In the preceding
schedule Tor every day they. so rcmair, and
without further notice Cat the risk and ex-
pense Of the. goods and the owners and
oonsignees thereof to. any par; of the
premises. continuing the charge fos adj
dltional wharfage each day they remain
or said premises. Or the Wharf company
may have the same removed and stored
eisewhers than on Its own premises with
out further notice (at the risk and ex-
rense OF the goods ard the owners and
consgnees thereof. and the Same will be
ned until all charges are paid. Same
wharfage to be charged on all goods or
articles delivered from one vessel TO an
other, provided that either of such veg
sells is fast to the wharf or to any vessel
fast TO the wharf.
The company hereby gives notice That II
WIZ not be liable for Losses If caused by
excessive or unusual weights. or by piling
ur heavy articles, such as gnt. more than
three sacks high, and railroad iron more
than two tiers high on the wharves: or bv
landing articles of extraordinary weight
such as locomotives, without special per-
Hll$SloH YIN WfltlDS), from the company s
agent: but that 1t will hold all persons
ia bic for such damage as may he occe-
s.ored by overlooking the wt.nrves with
out special permission.
All vessels OF so tons and over not en-
gagged in receiving or dischargJng cargo,
or seized by legal rocess, and living at
the wharf aGter such seizure. will be
charged wharfage at the rate of ola cents
per registered ton for each day or part of
q day.
The company also gives notice that 81
does not undertake storage. and will not
be responsible for losses or damage from
any cause to goods or articles landed OF
received ON its whorves
On Ill shipments over the company's
wharves. both inward and outward. the
vessel receiving or d.schurging cargo will
be held responsible for the Wharfage. and
the company will hold the vessel until the
wharfage is paid
But no cotton or other cargo will be
permitted TO be loaded from the wharyes
onto vessels or lighters without prepay
mont of the wharfage or satisfactory pro-
Visions therefor by the vessel. except as
to vessels with general curgo for gulf
ports.
All wharfage IS contracted to be paid
and as due and payable to the company of
Its office in Galveston.
Cotton and on cake will be permitted tn
remain on the wharves for ten days with
out extra charge. but an additional
be made Der day for each succeeding day
the articles remain on the wharf in addi.
ton to the regular wharfage on such ar
ticles.
Vessels of less than 70 tons will he
charged wharfage at the rate of 81 per
day or part Of a day.
J. E. BAILY. Secretary.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
lesson ri, Third Quarter, Interim
tionnl SERIES. September 10.

!" Lot love 10 withoG. discrimination
Abhor that which is OWL. Cleayc 10
that which is good.'' Tho II, v saws
het love DO without hypocrisy TlS
hoiy spirit through John says, LET Us
nov love In word, neither in tongue. hut
IN aeod and IN truth II John ILL., lSN
Inc titie or our lesson Is 'sChristian Liyl
inS' which Is elsewhere defined as sthe
llio or Jesus made manifest in our mortal
hesh, The thirteenth chapter of CORN.
thiahs describes the love that was mani
TEST IN Christ as never in any othcri and
no VIII manifest that love and that life
III us III propnrtion,a s we present to Him
our bodies a living Sacrifice (yerso II.
~. he kindly affectioned one to an.
othor with hrotherly love, In honor prc.
lcrring ono another" This is tho low
That seekcth not her own; not our own
profit, but tho profit of many, that they
may be saved Il Cor. x, 33; xiii. 81. The
therefore" Of verse Of our lesson cham,
VT takes MS hack to tho Justified freely. },
Justified BY faith, "no condemnation,n
irceiy with Him all things" etc. OF
nom, III, "a; V, l; viii, 1, 30, and because
| VI M THIS IT Is surely a reasonable thing
snat we should let Him have our whole
peing, that He may by rencwin. orr minds
transform us into His own image (Rom.
~. mot slothful in business. fervcnt
| IN spirit, serving the Lord" The r. "
| says, In diligence, not slothful. !" mud In
tho margin says that some mapnscr,pts
give serving tho opportunity J, Thr
iatter would suggest the simpiicitv ~ !
sam. =, Z, DO al occasion serve thse ~,
dod u with thee, and the former won,d
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SAVED.
Wy Clarence u. D0uglass.)
the Editor of The Post

=" VIC tslitof OF The Post.
Ardmore, |. T.. September A convict
sn the Ardmore PRISON received a letter
from his wife. stating that their iit,le
emu was dead, and 1t turned his heart
me news was communicated TO another
prisoner, man convicted for murder Ho
MAS = preacher, and although mot or
uaiheu. was ready TO communicate the
sacrament OF baptism. During an liproar
" which thunder and lightning played
.heir part, and IN the presence OF eighty
vsnt oher prisoners, the ceremony OF
baptism was performed from water OH
tanned IN a pint cup; both, however. pro-
s ssSsseSn; ana preferred that the ceremony
shoutd be by immersBon This being Inn
possible. the sacred rites were aainiinis-
tered by "sprinkling."
There were ninety men in the dismal do,
Ara never a man was free '
AS the night came down, like a earkenipp
crown
And the storm king laughed with elee
me SrSek was there. with his raven hair
Ana the Seminole, so brave,
Inc bold Choctaw and the Chickasaw.
We're there in the living grave.
WIN eyes OF the iiercest glow,
Would share his bed and divide his bread
With the son OF Mexico.
And the black and white. of equal might
Were there in the den with me.
And the night came down like a dismal
gown.
Wihie the storm king howled with glee
The silent guard 'bove the prison yard
Kept watch through the thickenlng
IN the tempests splash and tho Hob,
ning's fash,
AM the thunder's crash and boom.
Mhiie above. the din. In this den Of sin
Like call from a foreign shore,
N'i"e me parsons" voice. bidding all
Tonight and forever moro.
am going to preach, and IN ~, TO teacn
20 the ninety men In here.
VI me words OF love from the throne
tAnd his tones were loud and clear.
! preach to you OF a Savior trnc.
where the angels dwell, all saved from
And the righteous never die.
In my humble WY I'm going 10 prax.
10 tho Lord, the Naxar,ne. $3.50
fvur souls TO save from a sinful grave
:, 70 WASH your garments clean.
~ going To pray, Inv my humblest wav
nis pardon for every SIN: "''
Anu py MS grace, ere I leave my place
nope some soul to win.
Then he prayed a prayer IN the prison
- A. the ninety bowed their heaas.
Tns bold Choctaw and the ChicEas.w
yne whites, the b:acks, the reds:
Ana the night was down Ike a dism. a
I A /! "a sss storm r.s.a over m.
noe 1an9 - oafloo
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Boxes. extract, cofree ~ B. Il
BECK. fire. per NJ -
I b,,ick, common. per M..
Tnnus' doors. sash. per c,us;.r. . y
ZONES and horns per 100 lfs
Borates. per 100 lbs, ,'s.''.,
bo on bone meal. bono ~,
r,a III tus ...,;,'...-. ....,..,....
Carpoys, full ......
Carpoys. empty .. ''''ts's',
Sana1sra root. per 100 lbs ~. .s!' =
| Sattle, each -. ,'''sssss
cement, plaster. per loo 'iiii. .;s'''''.-.'.s
| Sharcoal. per sack ~.
| copper Matte, per 100 no,uX. '''s1
Sotcn. per 100 lbs (baie a.s,.s.:.s!
200 pouIdsj 80. esthlea
Coal. per 100 lbs. ''''''ssA
Sottonsead. rer 100 ,bs '''ss,
Cottonseed meal, per 100 III y
Conee, per 100 lbs
Cotton ties. per 100 lbs. irv.,s'.
Sotton ties. per bundle. outrs.s;'
Soal oil. per case.
Socoanu.s. per 100 ...'..'''"'''s''
Grates, crockery, per cuhIc ~
Dry goods. per lO0 lbs 80 'S0--'
Flour, per 100 lbs
rustic and dye woods. per ia INN 4.
Eeruiizer and guano. nar idS ~ ~ = Y
Grocer.eS. per 100 lbs
GRAIN. in sacks. per 100 lbs -
d ram Tor export, delivered ~
vator, per 100 BIS
Hardware. per 100 lbs ''''''''''s
Hay. per 100 lbs ..."ss'
Horses and mules, each
Household goods, per 100 lbs .,.'
Hides. loose. each --
Hides. in bales. per 100 ibs .'
Hides. green, In bundles Of 1 TX
iron boiler plate. bar, hoop, Vfus7
ETC.. ner 100 lbs
iron water pine. per 100 lbs $500
IRON Junk. per 100 lbs ..,.,......''
lstie, per Zoe lbs ...,....'
Jute and jute butts. cargo imnss,5
per 100 lbs.
Laths, per M ...........
Lead. per 100 lbs .........,,...
Lumber, per NJ feet ........,....
Logs, peg 100 lbs .....,,......'''
Machinery. per 100 lbs ...,,....
Mohair. per 100 lbs ...,..,,,.....
Mineral ores, per 100 lbs ,,........1
Nails, Der 100 lbs ,.........1
On cake. per 100 lbs ............,..
oysters. ner Dbl ....... .,.,.......
Packing house products. per IN n.
Faint, Pc 100 lbs ..........,....
Pig lead. per 100 lbs .........,..,,.s.
P.neapplss. per 700 ......... ,,,,..
Powder kegs. 4c.: u kegs. 2c.:Xt1
Footing slate. per 100 lbs. ........]
II. r. iron and steel rails, per NJ d
X. r. material, per 100 lbs.
r. r. ties. feet long. hewn. eachLl
Rome, per 100 lbs ..............,..ss
Sack onions, potatoes, pecsta, 4
edcH ......... ........... ....sas,s-
Salt. per sack
Salt. per 100 lbs. cargoes imporsa,
Sand and shell, per cubic yard ~
Spelter, per 100 lbs .................-
Shingles. per 1000 unconventional
SODA and potash. In casks and dsrs
per 100 lbs ....................... ..-.
Timber, per 100 lbs ...............a-.
Tiles, per 100 lbs ....................I
Tin plate, per 100 lbs .............--
Watermelons. each ............ ....,,,-
Wire. per 100 lbs. ..,....-.
Wood. per cord ................."..-'
Wool, hailed. per 100 lbs. ...........
Wool, in sacks. ner leo lbs..."..-..-'
Vacation. per 100 lbs .........."....'-'
Goods not In above list will M a
in proportion. say: Less than VA
TO the cubic foot will be classed y /
uremcnt and charged l cent per q
pounds and over to the cubic TOT \
claSsed as weight and charged ! ca
leo lbs.
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A Great Pnner
Wilson County News.

wilson County News.
The cartoons produced by the artists
Tor The Houston Daily Post are noted for
their sSpressiveness, truthfulness and nm.
te-dateness, The Post is a great paper--
me only great paper in Texas that had
.he nerve and moral stamina to stick to
Tvs parry ana to advocate the principles
'ne majority OF that party endorsed
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Goods not In above list will BE- "a
in proportion. say: Less than ~
10 the cubic foot will be classed y
urement and charged 1 cent peri
pounds and over to the cubic tot
classed as weight and charged ca
leo lbs.
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FLAT LEvELS.--W live too much on
tho nat level Of our lives and do not rise
to tho elevation Of the beautiful things
about us.-Rev. s. A. Eliot. Unitarian,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Lan,entatfon.

LnmentatiOn.
Ended Is the long vacation,
Joyous time of recreation,
NOV, without much jubilation.
Sn,iuren must turn to education.
VINE their teachers. through the Ma
ton 'Ae va
waste no time in graduation.
some regard with CONSERVATION
me return to regulation.
Others feel operation,
mus recalled from dissipation.
Ihtre Is frequent lamentatiop.
School to many seems yexation.
Iribulation. desolation;
And acquiring information
Isn't fun. like OSCILLATION.
so without much cxu!tation.
Ihey resume their occupation.
In word the situation
Rather damps exhilaration.
--Somerville Journal
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Rates AND REGULAl|
WHARFAd
WESTON WIZARD

All vessels and their owners landing COCA. 23
wharVes thereby contract to pay and are ress.snl
for tho wharfage on tho same according to ths w.
ing rates to be collected from the vessaa s ~
agents: ssssssssssssss q
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ere hushed as the parson cried:
"a soai IS DraVed and the devil brayed
~ the i'tic child that died
Then Stiffness came and the storm and
ram. ''otia anu
M ,Sssed oil with the signing wind:
ne moon shone bright through starlight
ui hio N world seemed good and kind
VINE lne night was down Ike a sllyerv
crown S"'e'y
:, And a premise held for all:
f9r the II rety men In the marsbal,s dar
iieard only the Savior's call.
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production, que Ia quantite DIES eflets
manufactures dipasse de beaucoup
Ia conformation aux Etats-Unis !;
c'est ce qui necessite la fermeture
des fabriques pendant certaines
p6riodes de lann6e, ct est cause do
rStat stagnant DIES anaires.
LIE rtsultat imm9diat de la con-
currence entire lie Nord ct lie Sud DIES
Etats Unis, est Ia diminution DIES
cages ct celle du prix des articles
fabriquas. ct celia en- depit dn nou-
yea tariff. Car le marchand ache
terra toujours au march6 lie plus
a~vantsgeux, ct par consequent les
manufacturers de Ia Nouvelle-
Angleterrs n'anront d'autres clients
que cenx que lsur %laisseront les
INDUSTRIES du Sud, puisqus ces
articles mont aucun deb0uch& soft
en- Europe soft dams PAmirique du
Sad.-La Preese.
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cs s'y etsAdre lei, ct d'aiIleurs Nan
sen ne les q exposSs encore que
commandment. Mais Ia route du
Pole est trouv6s Ia derive, qu'ells
soft due aux vents settlement GU
bien 1 Faction eombinde des vents ct
dun conrant,--la derive sxiste.
L'hypothAse formul1e par 10 profess
seur Mohn en- 1884 ct audacieuss-
ment adops6e par NanseR, est veri-
fee.
lie % Aott, dams lie port de Trom-
soc, hansen revit lie Fran: il
l'asait quite d demi enfoui dams la
banquise, II le retrouvait fottant
librement dams les saux norvigien-
nes 1890. "Jc ne tenterai pas, dit
Nansen, de decrire Ia reunion Qui
suivit- Nous etions de nouveau tous
les treize ensemble,-nous ations en-
Norvege-et l'expedition await as
compli sa tache."
"La banquis. ct les clairs de lune
des tongues nuits polalres m'appa-
raissaient CONNIE un rave lointain
dun autre monda nm rayo m;
s'6tait enfui CONNIE II itait venu.
Mails que vaudralt la vie sans ses
raves 7"
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LA CRISE INDUSIIELLE
DAMS LIE MASSACHUSETTS.
lie Nouveau Tariff Impuissant.

Nous avonsstellement ripSte que
10 nouyeau tariff n'itait pas une
nesure sufisante pour METRE fln q
10 crise industrielle Qui sevit depuis
six ans dams toute la Nouvelle.
Anglstsrre, que nous sommes heu.
eur de otter d I'appui de o asser
lions une partis du disoours pronon.
Of par NJ. Arthur ParkIson, de Pro.
violence, r. l., a la reunion DIES
grands lubricants de cotton de Ia
N~euvelle- Ansleterre qui a Ell lieu a
Philadelphia la semaine derniare :
"Il est evident, a dit Nj. Parkison,
que les industries du Sud peavent
yendre d bien meilleur marche leurs
produits que eux de Ia Nouvelle-
Angleterre, surtout ceux de qualit6
inf6rieure GU ordinaire, ct lie futur
est loin d'etre brilliant pour nous.
lie perfectionnement DIES machines
. tellement angmente les facilities de
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Lettre ecrite par un ministre de
rouest en- quittant So paroisse.
"Mes freies bien-aimSs, notre
separation ne me cause pas beaucour
de ehagrin pour trois raisons vous
ne m'aimeE pas, yous ne vous aimee
a les uns les autres, ct lie Seikneur
ne vous anne pas. 81 vous m'aimiez
vous maurice pave mes services
pendant les deux dernieres annees /;
vous ne vous aimez pas les uns les
autres, car dams ce cas-la j~'aurais
plus de marriages a c6l6brer ct lie
Selgnsur ne vous Anne pas, a II Ell
rsppelerait plus d'entre vsus vers
lui. Ell j'auiais plus de funtrailles a
fairs.p
Les paroissiens mont pas prit
leur ministre de roster.
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L'Imprimerle de la sENTINELLE
fsit toutes sortes impressions, en-
francals GU en- anglais, telles que /:
circulaires, cartes ~d'affaires, constitu-
tons de societies, programmes, tetes
de complies, de l%ettres, etc.
Les prix sont moderes.
Pour plus amples renseignements
s'adresser au bureau de la SENTINEL.
LIE en- personne on par lettre.
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FIN.
POUR RIRE.

x. forateur fastiditieux, entire
chez son medecin.
de ne sails pas CO que TAI, je
m 'snnuie.
-Vous vous ecoutez peut etre
Boirot, qui Went de perdre So
belle-mere, fart grayer sur sa tombs !:
Ellie ne voulait que mon bonheur.
sa mort Ia bi%en-prouve."
Toujours le jeu des d~iff9 e
Il en- existe une notable entire len
femlnes ct les pianos:
TN piano "r6sonne" quand on lie
tonehe.
Qnand on touchs une femme ellie
ne ..resonne" plus.
Pensee d'album.
NE discutrz jamais, vous ne con
vainclez personne. Les opinions
sont CONNIE les clous /: plus on tape
dessus, plus on les enfo nee.
LIE jenne homne qui donnerait sa
vie pour METRE l'uniyers aux pieds
lie celle quill adore ne pensera meme
pas d placer sou ses pieds IN
ta0ouret apres quill laura epousse.
Pensees dun hulssier
De tous les animaux qui courent,
rhomme est celul qui courent lie plus
longtemps. surtout lorsque c'est
apres l'argent qu'on lui dot.
Observation-Disclosures he veut.elle
pas alder I'M pauvre homme qul a
perdu toute sa famille dams lie trem.
Element de terre de Charleston :?
Madame.-Mais vous avez Fair -
oui, etes lie meme homme qui perdit
50 IA mile l'snnee dtrniere, dams
fiEondation de la rivlere Ohio !
tagsbond.-Je IL sais, Madame.
je lie sails. Je suis toujours lie plus
tnfortune quill y ait au monde
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XDUvELLES LOCALES,

Nous recu DIES Edlteurs,
j. B. ROLAND & Fills, de Montreal,
No. 6 rue St-Vincent, lcur celebre
almanach agricole. commercial et
hIstorique pour l'ann6e 1898. C'est
IN excellent recueil d'interessants
measurements.
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MASS MEETING.

lie comitS executif democratique
s'est r6uni samsdi dernier ct a
convoQue uu mass meeting pour
domain 4 midi a la maison de cour
pour choislr Is dGlegues a la con.
vention de Baton Rouge, ct 70
del6gues d une convention de pa.
roisse qri siegera d Loekport le 9
d6cembrs.
Les delegues 4 la convention de
paroisse seront r6partis parmi les
divers wards GU ACCOMPLISHMENTS
d'sprss lie vote du Gouverneur Fost.r
Gu 1886, CONNIE suit lie premier
ward aura uois delegues; lie second,
einq ; lie troisieme, deux ; lie qua
trieme, deux ; lie cinquleme, trois I;
lie sixieme, deux ; lie septieme, deux;
lie huitieme, I'm 10 n%eavieme, un, ct
le dixieme, deux.
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COMKUNIQUE
SUITE DU VOYAGE DE NANsEN Az
POLE NORD.
Suite


"Etait-ce rexploratsur jackson GU
un de e compagnons, GU bien I'm
com patriotic ? Nous avancames rapi-
dem snt Fun yers l'sutre. J'agitai
mon chapeuu; il agita 10 sien. Je
l'entendis parler au chen ct j'ecoutal.
C'etait I'LL Angiais. Quand 10 fus
plus pres, je rus reconnaitre Mr.
jackson que is me rappelais avoir
WI une fois, ct Qui ie lie s~avais, con-
duisait une expedition scientiique
vera les regions polaires. En- eHet,
s'6tait lui."
LA renc0ntrs fut DIES plus cordlales.
AprAs des applications reciproques
entire les deux explorations, ON tira
deux coups de fusils pour avertir
Johansen, ct, hansen ct jackson &c
dirigerent vers X Component de ce
dernier qui etait une station dun
aspect avenant INSTALLER auprSs dune
falaise sur lie cap Flora. Les deux
Noryegiens y furent eordialement
accucillis, ct il fut decide Qu'ils res
teraient a 10 station, du Cap Flora
en- attendant que lie navire de lexpe-
dition jackson, lie Windward, Arrival.
La patience allait leur manquer
quaEd lie 26 Juliet, jackson reveilla
Nansen ct lui annonca dun air g Y
Que lie Wiindmard 6tait Id.
lie Z Aoht, 10 Windmard leva
l'ancre ct cingIa vers lie sud, ayant a
son bord Nansen ct Johansen ct
plusieurs membres de rexpedition
jackson qui revenaient en- Angleterre.
Enfn le 90 Aoht, lie nayire arriva a
Hanmerfest, au nord de Ia Norvege,
OH uue ovation rattendait ct on il
cut lie plaisir de trouyer Mad. Nansen
ct ce t~eiegramme "Le Fran est
arrive en- bonnie condition. Tout va
hien d bord. Nous partons Z Pins
tant pour Tromsoe. Heureux re
tour" OTTo SvERDRUP.
Ainsi lie Fran confrmait les previ-
sions de Nansen. En- derivsnt len
tement dams une direction generate
il await atteint, le Is Nov.
1895, Ia latitude de 500 S.; q peine
35 xii. plus au sud que l. parable
auquel etait parvenu Nansen.
Malgre l'absence du chef, Ia disci-
pline, Ia bonne humsnr, Ia sante
jamais failli 4 bord du
navire. A Ia IN de Mai 1896, il
s'Itait retrouve q iot, mails pendant
deux mois ct demi encore il etait
restS emprisonns dans Ia banquise.
LIE Is Aott, il 6tait parysnu u la
mer libre a peu de distance De la
terre q l'ouest du Spiizberg. keparti
lie Is Aoht, il await jeti i'ancre lie 20,
dams lie petit port de Skj@rva, ct
c'est alors settlement que Sverurup
ct r~Squipage du Fran apprirsnt le
de leur chef ct dc leur sauna
rad. En- sortant de la banQuise au
du S~pitzberg, le Fran await
done execute jusqu'au bout lie plan
de Nansen.
En- sortant lie la banquise au nord
du Spitzberg, lie Fran await done
execute ]usqutau bout lie plan du
DIR. Nansen.
Quels sont les resultats scientiti-
quss asouis par oette expedition
sans precedent, ce nest pas lie lieu
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-27

W Ceux qui doivent 4 la SENTI-
NELLIE pour Announcements ct pour
impressions sont prizes de venir regler
dams lie plus BRET delai, 81 Giles veu-
liant nous eviter 10 peine de leur
nyo un collector.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-27

CAsCARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sickeD, weaken
Or grippe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-05
Portland & Worcester Line
PORTLAND L ROCHESTER, 4. R.
STATION FOOT OF pkE2LE STREET.

On and after sundsy, October 4. 1895
Passenger trains win Leave Portland:
For Worcester, Clinton. Aver Junction.
Nasnus, Windhan and Epping at T.30 d
m. and 1890 p. IN.
For Manchestsr. Concord, and points North
at T.2O a. n. and 1886 p. m
For Rochester. Springvaie. Alfred, Water
boro and Saco River at 7.33 a. III 1880 ana
For Ssorham at 7.so and s.45 a M. 1880
3.OO,5.30, and ego p m
For westbroos. Cumberland Mills. West
brook junction and Woodford'a nj $50.
9.45 o. NJ. 12.3c. BOG $50 and
6.2O % N.
The 1880 p. m. train from Portland connects
at Aver JInsslea with *Hooz2c Tunnel
Route' for the West and at Union Station.
Worcester, for Providence and New York,
via "Providencs Line" for Norwich and
New York, via "NorwicE Limo with Boston
s. Albany e. r. for the West, and with the
New York All Rail via "SpringielG."
Trains arrive at Portland neEa Worceceor
at 80 o. m. from RochestoE at $50 a. Gi-,
lao and $40 p. n: from Gorhs a
4.16, 5.45 y. N.
for through Tickets to all points West and
South, apply TO +. IL. COLLINS. Tlckef
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