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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Medicine and Food VIII he at once rur-
chased for Flood Victims.

chased Tor Innu y Gums
WASHINGTON, j.. c.. April s.-Secre-
tary Algcr is pushing forward the work
of relief for the food sufferers and in %
few days the disbursement Of the rauon5
provided for by Congress viii begin. To-
day tho Secretary was in consultation
with Colonc. Gillespie president of the
Mississippi River Commission. who was
summoned here by telegraph by the Sec
rotary for that purpose.
Colonel Gillespie has just returned from
visit of Inspection oi the flooded dis
tricts alone the lower Mississippi and
backed hy his experience in the river lm-
provemcufs was able TO give the Secre-
tarv ID fair idea of the need of the situa-
zion. lt is felt hy the engineer oihccI7
that with the appropriations OF S-'l'y
already placed at their disposal hy COM
gress for the protection of the improve
mont works. they would Doe able to RESI- loie
the break of the levccs and get tnc. river
banks iutD normal shape wherever they
are protected hy the levces constructor
hy tLe National Government. and arc not
static works.
Already Captain Fitch. at Memphis.
h.s Iaon authorized to draw upon the ape
Precipitation to tho extent OF s-'N' for me
repairs no.e Iry in h.s d tr.et which
Ies uu tnc river from Memphis
General Wilson. Chief 0i Engineers. re-
Criyed reports to-day from officers of his
corps along the river iu regard 90 the le-
lc,s. lu some cases the reports stated
that The reports of destruction and sui-
fcrIne va. greatly exaggerated
After further consultation among ihc
army officers. respecting The procurement
of supplies 10 has been decided to make
tho purchases not only at Memphis. bnt
aI.n 10 Now Orleans and ST. Louis. Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
WANTS TO BUY MONTICELLO.
", ], Bryan'S Plan Concerning the
Birthplace Of Thomas Jefferson
SHOULD Be A NATIONAL RESERVATION
The Nebraskan Wants Congress to Max"
an Appropriation for the Purchase Of the
Historical Place, but Its owner, Jcffer-
son VI. Levy, says IL Cannotbe Bought

NEW YORK. April S.-Monticello. in
virginia. the birthplace OF Thomas JEFF
ferson. should Doe. William j. Bryan be-
uevcs. q national reservation and memo
rial Of the great Democratic President.
Tho recent candidate for the Presidency
has set his heart upon This project and
is going to advocate it with AN hls char
actcr.ste energy.
Mr Bryan Will put forth DIS ideas on
the subject next Tuesday before a league
Of Democratic clubs. Die viii advocate
that Congress make an appropriation for
the purchase of tho property and the
maintenance thereof and should THIS proc
ioct fal through. then that the Democrats
OF the country subscribe o. SUM OF money
for Tho same purpose.
Mr. Bryan is "a most enthusiastic adj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
FOR A CLOTHING FACTORY.
Chamber Of Commerce COMMITTEES and
The 7. P, 4. 10 Act.
ENTERPRISE GREATLY NEEDED HERE.
ON the Recent VISIT 10 Washington
in the Interest of James
River improvement.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Board OF Directors OF the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce was held yester-
day evening Present. S. II. Hawes pres-
idenO. S. W. Travcrs Wrst yiccpresidenO.
II. l.. Cabcn. W. G. Camp. NJ. \. Cham
bcrs. r. $. Christian S. Dabuey cren-
shaw. J. G.. Freeman. Jacob Cans. James
r. Gordon. w O. skelton. r. j.. Traylor.
Leon Walorstcln, and G.. ID. Ninsne.d,
directors.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Under the head OF the report OF stand
ins committees. Mr. n. a. Chambers.
chairman OF Committee ON outward
Trade submitted report from Me8srs.
John A. Curtis and Warner Moore. OK
that committee. giving the result OF their
recent VISIT 90 Washington, together with
the subcommittee OF the Committee ou
Improvement of James River. in the
interests of said Improvement The re-
port, which reclted the encouraging char
acter OF the interviews held with General
Wilson. chief Of engineers, and Colonel
Allen, engineer 80 charge of the James
River Improvement and gratefully ace.
kuowlodgcd the valuable assistance rene
dorel the committee by Senator Martin
and Congressman Lamb iu the object ot
,,',| Fls.. was '...,'" .,'N , l,
80 ~. - ll,, 80 -,
~.o'''' ~ 'o.""' SN , n.y.,
~ .''' a.
"s .,,.....,, 3D., ~
"-' ,'','", ".o ,
Sioi5e'- 'e'iN7 t"e ",0's'..' i"i '.e
most aouFe support OF ~il' improvement
D" every way I.ai.,.. ,..u..,,,.
oN a DA' Mn" j a. D" i
n1et l.e heaH OF ne" Du'iie'7' Ni'
ls- D. 'Hilsliin slomit'el r. c9ininun unleA.
uon from eoinilill'e or 'ls ll"',ii'i'
il'''D,..e .'99oli'' ,'"' -''' .."7 ON
JAinlA L. trump 'e"'ii "'t'p' 81 -l's'
J'uh a. IId!lor' ANA H. >. 0"i'', ',lt"'
.''Nns IoIlh '.r ne.e ,y lor 'l..h-
ih5 factory al I...lIi'oH', TO laAe u a
''iipi'lt MaiiNiielu lulii.- ahu l'N"i"s ,'n'
ire. stating the steps that tiis committee
hAd ALREADY taken ih ia'ea'l tins lhe
SUBJECT ana rogue liIs 'ne cooperation
OF lne 'hdHin'' DID .iiN5i.5 ..li7 nlvs
Hehl TO success 'i I.'lll "' ie,''I
was accom- iHl,o '9 tA 7iilllle or '"'
capital required. t.e amount Oh business
Which could pfonan.F D' d9nc' gross pro-
ms and expenses. ana leiief ffom
cioinins man nlIicinfer- located in anoihor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

But Little Change in Conditions-hatio"s
for the Destitute.


,frNprUs TENN, April S.-Tolcgrams
received tonight from the Hooded areas
OF the Mississippi delta report the situa-
t0n unchanged. 4 heavy ram, accom-
panied by a strong northwest wlnu' mas
prevailed all afternoon. Information
from the Flower sake crcvasse says the
break is Loo feet wide. Every cuort Is
being made To tie the ends Of the leNce.
The town of Lulu is entirely shut OUT, eN-
ceut hy teleeram.
To-day was ration day Tor the destitute
refugees 40 ROsedale. and a more poNefty
stricken band of negroes than those gath
erred at the place of distribution would oe
hard % picture only those who were
known t0 bee actually in need were sup-
piled. AT Helena the river nas fallen TWO
feet and eleven inches since the lcyce
gave. way on Sunday. The back water IN
the southern part of tho city is at A
standetul Many flood refugees are being
taken tO Helena. and the number M that
city viii now probably reach aool
The river is falling at an points between
Cairo and Helena.
KANSAS CITY. MO. April Sat 6
o'clock this evening the Missouri river
had reached to within four Inches OF the
danger mark. 10 will remain stationary
for TWO days or so With q tendency ~
fan
LEAVENWORTH. KAN. April S.
The river is within i've feet OF the food
of l>sf. and stll rising steadily and has
como up two inches since yesterday
FARGO. S. d.. April S.-rhe waters are
rcoeding and the danger point is passed
in ono of the greatest floods boo this city
N0w comes the relief OF food sufferers.
Hundreds OF people are destitute.
OMAHA. NEB., April s.-The Missouri
.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

rARArXIIIE. VA. Anrl N-soecml.--
'.r ',rleel4v rieht bout O'Clock while
ll~ ana Mrs g.. b t.nninsnim We're
out a white tramp rang the door-DcH anl
asked 90 tc Def ln.
AR Curnircham erlndmoiher. Mrs.
Pollard who responded 20 the call re-
G,t'l to i.- fhe tramp in. and shut the
door, The tramp then took Mr. Cunning
ham's bicycle. which was on the porch,
Nr CurEireiam has NOT found his
vi oel up to ibis time.
Mr.. G. D. Flemmins OF Richmond is
in town this week ON a Nlslt 10 h,s son.
visifIne his brother and friends here this
me fiut here does not seem 10 ho hurt
from the cold. and the indications nov
arc that there Will be a large crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

ALBANY. April S-The Northern As
s0ciafod Press. ID corporation formed for
fhe purchase. sale. collection anl iisfribu-
tlol OF news and thc conduct of tnr husl-
moss ~ n press association boo aI iff
lrarchos filed articles 0f Incorporation
with the Secretary of State fo-drv Tho
capital stock is $1,000 divided into glu
shares. The principal office DIS located Boo
Buffalo. and the directors are. Howard
o.. White Charles r. Sherlock. OF Syra-
cuse. Roland B. Geaft of Cleveland O.
ana William d. Coluer5 ana George r.
Smith. ~ Buffalo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
.fNNENI1ION or HAWIII.
Strenuous Efforts Being Made with That
I-uI In AInM.


End ia View.
SAN FRANCISCO. April S-The steam
Ship M0H0vay arrived this evening from
Australia yIl Apia and Honolulu with the
following adtl.os.
uONODDLC April 1-presidont Dole
gave out The Information to-day that
William A. Kinney. local lawyer. had
ha.u selected to eo 90 Washington ON the
lih instant. ass annexation commissioner.
Ih. mail on tAe Wth uit0. brought this
Government SOME inside information on
tNe anne, luoI question: and DO is exc
p0.t.. tNlt important matter VIII Doe
hill-It before the present session Of
CONGRESS- At present Attoney-General
SrIts auo A. $. l.aftwcu are in WASH
ir.f0n ODD tuo interests of closer political
union What they have accomplished
This Government only knows and its ofi-
C...f decline to e.l. out anything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

WASHINGTON. April S.-Forecast for
Friday. For Virginia threatening wea-
Their and rain. southeast winds.
For North Carolina. showers with partly
cloudy weather. southery winds. shifting
TO westerly. cool ia western portion Fri
day oNanlnE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Tenn. ankle cut and sprained; Lieu ten,
amt Hood Knoxville. cut on face ana
head by glass from explosion. ,e''l' Siaune
Harris. Knoxville cut In dozen places,
Policeman Asquith, burned, ana cJt , ps
flying glass; Policeman duncan, 49, 80,
Mcintosh. bruised from fall, W. ii. Keep
0,art. Knoxville, internally hurt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

WAsUIN NCTON, April s-Seeretary
Long to-day ,hristcn.l Torpedo ilOat so.
O. now hunlu- 90 the Union Iron Works.
"The TD0t.. tp perletuHte the memory
OF one of tl. nshuns naval commanders
Of tNe civil Waf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

WASHINGTON. April S.-The Senate
an executive sion to-day confirmed the
nomination of Park Agnew. OF Virginia,
20 be Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the sixth virginia District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following Is the range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times Office yesterday;
4. NJ. %. Il NJ. 6S. p. NJ. 81. Z. NJ.
&c: 3 p. NJ. 81. u NJ, ". Average, w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
No Revolt in Porto Rlco

MADRID. April S.-An official denial has
been issued Of the report THAI a revolt
against the Spanish government has
broken out in the island VI Porto Rico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

dress the Senate on the subject OF Pa
cihc railroad debt settlements.
AZ 4.5j o'clock the Senate went into
executive session. at 1855 J.. ". adjourned
uutl Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
Property Valued at a Million and a
Half Dollars Reduced to Ashes,
The HEART OF The CITY LAID WASTE
Tho Number of Lives Lost as Yet 'n'
known, But Many Are Thought to he
Buried Beneath the Kuins-A List
of IDjured-Property Destroyed

and retail business houses 4A INC opANi .
49,. ,,..-,,.,a Tbe loss ia varlously
80. ~. -. ..,,., and d, h,ff |
esllinaleu al 4lOi. o'.p 49,. 80. ,,'.- cont
hliiIoA uo""'' "''''
OF insurance.
The loss of lifo is very uncertain, as the .
r,,f...r,f tho Hotel Knox. in which fifty .
.,...,.... ,,.,, t.,,r,.d Tina
pm W. t,.. t1.si s,,,s tiat he had
'''- i., r,,.. mot Vet ufit in .
"'D u. gt-..t-s ~ ro,k. n
,fi- p,.bestar etsmnin-
D." '' .'... -. 49,. ,,.,rist.d in tha
eolii"'''' ~ r9,-i,r,s ~ I.oni.
i.'- -. mo-. iost SON I'm the burning
ol ai i'1', "'' ... '...,.. -',,.,litf,r ~
buAhl"E III q 'l'l,-'..'''7 .e ,t. cham
ll.,,..'..'.--'.. ss,..l fhe ffe of John
D. "a III f,r,,l,. l,, 9rao,-tue, him 20
..i,..., ,,,,i l.-ti,,., hin, out ON the roof
"..'." ~. t.,.'l.ti,1 teo,barf iumred
VA ...'i ,,.... i,f.,,,l When the
D.-' o-...t.4 '.f, .i,.. inmates of tho lo-
T ..4 . ,.o,.,.n with an infant
,,' '''' .....i'.l ~, t6 rea,. window
.. 81. ..--.1 On. rel, A mot was quick
a.. -.r.t,i,.l AND fine woman was asked ID
fror, tbo cbfd out hut as the smoke all
,,,.-+ oboi,.l ters She told them that III one
bad f., 5ie bofb would die The woman
was finally rescued by the dremcn.
,.rlr, 1.r. AlrI-s SPREAD
r-., tI.. t.l.,-i f,,.ftfr,- which was five
" .'.,i '..t a,T ,..e+
--,.. ..-.. ,,.f,. ami
w., ''',i S.....,... ,,..'- t,,..l.,rotn I'M
.,.' .-'o i-.l...- ,..,,', of NJ ~
vooIrnfr A. a. oxrloetons of dynamite
" oo.'I' ',il g, '.' wv. ..o..i.. ,,e-e b,,..-
49,. f.,.i .,..i ,.i.ts d. br,,r,o mo-
i.s+ a., f..,... .l.,. walls of r,le
..,-,-,. l...., d.. go, p, 60,
IANlAAllr NlNNf. 'I''Nf AA N.H '.''.lt.'tr ~ N'f
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yoE,khn AGAlNSr nAyNA
An Attempt VIII be Made 10 Cnt the Latter
out of the Senatorship.

CLEVELAND. ONO April S.-The
shaping Of political affairs in Cleveland
during the next two months viii be-
watched with interest. not only by local
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

LONDON. April S-ilois0n Jockey.
w. thrown and kilrI .u the sfteple-
chase az Stoke lpon-Ircnt Stanordshire
TODAY.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning August 49, 1897

The County Commissioners are holding
their regular August term at the Court
House. All bills against the county should
be presented to-day.
The fourth annual reunion of the Herrick
family will be held at the home of David
Herrick, the homestead of the late Joseph
Herrick, Northport, Sept. 9th. If stormy,
the next fair day All of name, relatives
aud friends of family are cordially invited.
Picnic dinner fMrs Geo Herrick Secretary.
The members of the Grand Army, Union
Veterans Union and Relief Corps, are invit-
ed to go on the Sons of Veterans excursion
to Castine next Sunday on steamer Castine
The camps of Belfast, Brooks and Monroe
will be met at Castne by the camps from
Bangor and Old Town, and the Old Town
Band.
CHAT. George Forbes killed very large
woodchuck in his mothers garden on Cedar
street last week. =. Otis Whitmore started
ten-cent carriage on the street last week 80.
The hand engine, Hydrant No. 2, was re-
packed and overhauled by the Belfast Ma
chine Il Foundry Co. last week. I'D. E.
Bird had ripe tomatoes in his garden Aug
18th. =. .Alvenus Sanborn saw a mink on
Bridge street last week and after long
chase captured it in his hands.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
News OF the Oranges.

The following resolutions of respect .were
adopted at regular meeting of South
Branch Grange, Aug IA, 1897:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Divine Mas
ter to send his messenger, Death to remove
from our midst one of our charter members
sister Malinda Gray, therefore,
Resolved, That South Branch Grange has
met with loss and we as members feel a
personal sorrow in the death of loved and
valued member. who in all the walks of
life was ever faithful and true, an affection
ate wife, a sweet and gentle mother, kind
neighbor and true friend.
Resolved, That we extend to the family
our profound sympathy and commend them
to Him whose Judgment never errs, who
gives and takes in love and who alone can
comfort.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for the space Of thirty days.a copy
sent to the family, entered on the Grange
records; also copy sent to the weekly
papers for publication.
MRS. ABBIE THoMPsoN,)
Miss ORA LIBBY, Com
Mrs. CLARA E. HALEY, J
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
HOW TINE WILL DRAG
when You Cannot Shake off a Trouble
some Acquaintance.

when You Cannot Shake off Trouble
some Acquaintance.
Ever lie awake at night and hear the clock
strike for hour after hour wondering if morning
Belfast man if he knows the affection of Itch
ing Piles. No complaint causes more annoyance
to humanity and it has been truly dubbed
profanity breeder. For many years doctors and
those who are always searching for mankind's re-
lief, have tried in vain to find a remedy that
would prove never failing in this complaint. At
last success has rewarded the efforts of one
fast that by its deeds stamps Merit the face
The proof of it lies in the experience of Belfast
people. Here is an example published for the
public good; it comes from an old resident Mr.
Walter Coombs OF rs Main street, who says:
have been troubled for seven or eight years with
salves and ointments during that time but l re-
ceived little benefit from them. friend
gave me box of Doan's Ointment He got it
from kgore & Wilson'S drug store. used the
box and it cured me. Other preparations gave me
some relief, but it took Doan's Ointment to cure
me. l have heard of quite number of people
here in town who were benefited and cured by
using it. 1t certainly is a valuable remedy. You
may refer others to me-
Doans Ointment for sale by all dealers or sent
by mail on receipt of price by Foster-Miburn Co..
sole agents for the United States Price 90 cents
per box
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
Heeting of waldo County Grange

Farmers Pride Grange of Lincolnyille
very ably entertained Waldo County Pomo-
ma Grange August 10th, at Mystic Grange
Hall, Belmont. A large number of patrons
We're present and very interesting meeting
was held. The officers present were Master,
Overseer, Chaplain, Treasurer, Secretary,
Gate Keeper, Ceres, Pomona and Flora. G.
&. Levanseller acted as Steward, d. o.
Bowen, Lecturer, Frank Clements and wife,
Assistant Stewards. A class Of IA was in
structed in the fifth degree.
Brother NJ. |. Stevens gave the address of
welcome and it was one of the best that the
Patrons Of Waldo County have ever listen
ed to. 1t contained much food for thought,
and that alone well paid for the time spent
attending the meeting. Brother D. 0. Bowen
gave the response in his usual pleasant way
The following oranges responded to the roll
call: Rising Sun, Knox, by f. r. Went
worth; Silver Harvest, Waldo, f. Cross ;
Farmers Pride, Linconlville, BY A. Wads-
worth; Honesty, Morrill,, by d. O. Bowen =;
Mystic, Belmont, by Miles Pease; Union
Harvest, Montville, by S. Poland Drigo,
Prospect, by A A. CHM; Equity, Belfast.
by II. Davidson; Seaside, Belfast, by E.
Cunningham; Victor, Searsmont, by j. w.
Farrar, Frederick Richie, Waldo, by J.
Ellis Somerset County was also represent
ed by h. W. Ellis. a committee on time
place and program for next meeting was ap-
pointed consisting of D. 0. Bowen, NJ. /.
SfAVpr. n parl,ar !
Mrs. A. A, CHM Noon recess was then
taken.
On calling to order again the choir gave
selection. Farmers Pride Grange gave
the following selections: Music by Louise
Pitcher; recitation by Colby Rackliff essay
by Agnes Abbott; music by Louise Pitcher
reading by Abbie Rackliffe; recitation by
Frances Abbott. The selections We're all
very NICE and finely rendered. Little
Frances Abbott did extra we'll for girl of
her age and was loudly applauded The
topic, "What causes the hard times ?" was
discussed by Miles Pease, j. Ellis, NJ. B..
Hunt, h. W. Ellis, A. Wadsworth, DIR.
Hammons, j. G. Harding, F. 1. Wilson.
Tasker, v B. Paul, NJ. Wadlin, B. F. Foster
and Sisters Pease and Farrow Nearly all
thought that the farmers of Waldo county
knew no real hard times, but the general
hard times had many causes and one of the
principal ones was the Wall street brokers.
vote of thanks was given Farmers
Pride and Mystic Oranges for courtesies re-
ceived.
The plan OF arranging the places for hold
ing the Pomona Grange year ahead gave
such good satisfaction the past year that it
was decided to try the same another year
The committee who served last year was IN
structed to make arrangements and report
at the next meeting
The next meeting will be with Frederick
Richie Grange, Waldo, Sept 7th, with the
following program: Opening exercises; con
fering fifth degree address of we1come by
Cora Evans response by Mrs. Frank Glenn
ents report of Oranges; election of officers :;
appointment of committee; recess; music :
installation OF officers question, "Was the
last Legislature justified in making go large
appropriations % To be opened by z W.
Aver.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19

from whence steamer Castine will take the
return in season for the afternoon trains
...A small party went from Belfast to
Northport Campground and Temple Heights
by steamer Gov Bodwell last Sunday.
The Belfast Band is making arrangements
for an excursion from Northport Camp
Ground and Belfast to Bar Harbor on We'd
nesday or Thursday next-probably Thurs
day. The war ships of the North Atlantic
Squadron will be at Bar Harbor at that
time and everybody knows the scenic at
fractions OF the route through Eggemoggin
Reach. Tickets, 81. Further particulars by
bills.
FISH FACTS. The steamer Silver Star left
Belfast last Sunday morning with % men on
board for fishing trip. The start was made
in fog and as the steamer got down the
bay if grew more anse and she did not get
beyond Gilkey's Harbor. Two paddock
and two hake were caught and chowder
made. The party returned about p. m,
damp and discouraged. ID. F. Burgess of
Searsmont recently caught a black bass in
Quantabacook pond which weighed lbs,
OLA string of 9 trout caught in the
Sanborn stream, Waldo, was shown in The
Journal Office Aug 18th. The largest weigh
ed l IL pounds. =. The Jennette sailed Mon
day on fishing cruise in change of Capt. ID.
L. Cook, with party from Monroe on board
....Sch. Fairy Forest, Capt. Smith, sailed
Tuesday afternoon on herring fishing trip.
"a Searsport party chartered sch. Little
Kate for fishing trip down the bay and
sailed yesterday. Sch. M. B. Stetson ar
rived at Bucksport Tuesday from the Grand
Banks with a full fare of $500 quintals of
cod. She is the first of the Bucksport fleet
to arrive. She reports good weather and
excellent fishing, aud the rest of the fleet
making good catches. The stetson will re-
fit for another trip.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19

2 cigars will preserve your health.
~ cigars contain pure pepsin.
% cigars will digest 500 grains of food
p cigars aid digestion.
p cigar is novelty in itself.
2 cigar is the coming cigar in New
ID.
ut applied for.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19

The greatest improvement which has been
made in the manufacture of cigars during
the nineteenth century has now been accom-
pished in "Pepso." This cigar contains
enough pure pepsin to digest 500 grains of
food. thereby making it beneficial instead of
injurious to the system.
Patent applied for.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19

The first of the international races be-
tween the 1S-feet waterline boats Mono and
Glencairn II. was sailed Saturday at St.
ward and return course, repeat three times
making the distance 10 miles for the whole
TheAm eric an boat, Nome, won by 8 III. 15s
in a well sailed race. The second and third
races. sailed Mondayand Tuesday were won
by the GlencairG.
The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
The Churches.
Rev. n. 7. Button of Waterville will O
cupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday

Rev. n. 7. Button of Waterville will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday will be as follows: Sermon by
the pastor at 1915 a. M; Sunday school at
- m; Junior League at 80; Union service
at 7.15, leader, the pastor; topic, "PauI's
Prayer for the Churches Romans |: 8 !;
Thess. 8: 1913. The services will be held in
the audience room During campmeeting
the usual week evening services will be
omitted.
The subject of the prayer meeting at the
North church this, Thursday, evening at I. 80
will be 1.-The Uses of Money Luke 16:1-15
Col. 1876; Tim. ) g Rom. 1877 s. Sunday
services will be as follows: The pastor, Rev.
Geo. S. Mills, will preach at 10 IS a. NJ; Sum
day school at u M; G. E. meeting at 6 Is
p N. Topic. "Have we the spirit of
Christie" Rom. S:1-1S. Lecture by the pas
tor at 7.15 p. III. in the vestry.