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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

-Barnum & Bailey have contracted
with Geo. M. Phillips & Son for 10, 900
pounds of hay and 10000 pounds of
straw, and $50 bushels of oats, to be
delivered on the circus grounds July
14th.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

No PRESIDENTS cabinet was ever
made, but that the correspondents
did not at once 60 to work to recon-
struct it, by making change. They
now have it that Secretary Sherman
will retire from the state department
sometime within the next six or eight
months, and give away to younger
man
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

MILLIONAIRE MCLEAN has trans.
ported his senatorial boom from
Washington to Cincinnati. Now
watch how the people will knock it
into kindling wood next November.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

The Republicans elected their city
ticket at Wilmington, Delaware, the
other day. What were the silverites
doing and where was that silver sem
timent they have had so much to say
about.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

The sum of SIG, 10000 it is said will
be spent for campaign at the queens
jubilee. 1t is not stated how much
the sum has grown on the original
mount.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

A GOLD Democrat has been elected
mayor of Galveston. That 'silver
ground swell" seems to have gotten it
in the neck.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

ABOUT 200 acres of sugar beets have
been planted in Freeborn county this
year, mostly in quarter and half acre
lots
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

LAST winter the legislature of In
diana passed a law reducing street
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

lots.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

land when Lewiston first defeated the
leaders In their own rink ana he mas
also cheered them on to victory at the
capital. Perhaps Manager Wheeler Is
not hoodoo after all.
Tinfekeeper in Portland Times:
Campbell of the Rocklands will play
In the big league next winter.
Jordan has been the wonder of this
league for fine blocking. Furbusf
still continues his rough tactics with
Lewiston and every game that club
now plays is characterized by disgrace
full tactics. 80 The players should
endeavor to play clean, scientific polo
as much as possible, as the best class
of people attend the games ande rough
playing Is Objectionable. l
have seen all the goal tenders in the
Maine League and while some of them
are good men l would not exchange
Allen for any man in the league. AL
len is conscientious worker and he
has made many friends in this city. q
1t is pretty race for second,
third and fourth place in the league
and there is about an even chance of
Portland Lewiston, or Bath capturing
second place. Rockland has a good
lead and will no doubt win the cham
pionship so that the interest is now
centered on second place and it will
prove hard and interesting battle.
Portland Advertiser: II understand
we are to close March 90" said one of
the players. That's foolish" re-
marked one of the referees. why the
teams are drawing crowds and can to
the first of April. The National League
close March 18th. If l was manager
l wouldn't give up q cinch." That S
So" replied several of the other play
ers. What do you think. Spot?"
We'll, boys" slowly remarked Spct,
1--WE have coed situations in this city,
haven't we? We are treated nicely
here and receive our salary to the
hour. We have a square manager. the
people use us we'll here and as for me
l like Portland well. we all do
chimed in the rest. VERY WE'LL" and
the sage of the city of witches tilted
back in his chair. 1.-The National League
closes on the 10Th. Presto carrissimo,
Forty first-class polo players out of a
job in the big league. Willing to come
into Maine to help out. They come.
Where are we? Trunks on the Boston
boat. Homeward bound. Quien sabe?"
And Spot picked up his book and re-
sumed his reading. The others said
nothing. The Portlands have won
seven out of the last nine games
played. which is not very bad record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from page ~

bill AN act relating to the time of the ex-
tension Of the charter of the Bluehil
Trust and Banking Co. Report accepted
Mr.. Sharp for the committee on ways
and bridges. to which was referred the
report OF the Governor and Executive
Council relating to repairing the Stale
bridge across Mattawamkeag river. re
ported resolve in favor of Simon r
Gates. and that the same ought to pass
Report accepted and tabled for printing
under rule.
Mr.. Merrill for the committee on agri-
culture. reported leave to withdraw on
petition of F. +. Caswell and II others
relating TO the dumping of sawdust an'!
other refuse matter into Gilman Ponti
stream. Report accepted.
Subsequently. on motion by Mr.. Salley
of Somerset. the vote was re-considered
accepting the above report. and the sam.
was re-committed TO the committee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
POLO NOTES.

Dr. c. 7. Saul wired his resignation
as referee to the secretary. last night.
Portland Advertiser: Manager Burn
ham in recognition of the good work
the boys did last week distributed sew
eral substantial presents among them
and he didn't take any band with him
when he did it.
Portland Advertiser: Murphy is still
under the physicians care. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be on duty. Friday
night The youngster is plucky and
anxious to set himself right before the
local patrons of the game.
Lewiston Sun: Someone unkindly
limited that Manager Wheelers pres
cree in Augusta last evening was the
reason why the Senators came out
ahead, and further stated that Mr..
wheeler was veritable hoodoo carry
ing defeat wherever he went. 1t was.
hewcNer, Wheeler who was in Rock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
HOUSE..


Thursday.sFe IS. 1897.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Henry of Gardiner.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
The Senate referred the petition OF
Frank Il. Mace and nine others Of
Hancock county. for q bounty on Wild
cats. to the committee on agriculture
on file in non-concurrence.
Resolve In favor of the legislative COM
mittees and members of the House and
passed to be engrossed by the House
under a suspension of the rules.
The following Senate bills were read
and assigned:
Resolve in favor of Daniel S. Warren.
An act to enable the town of Yarmou...
70 build and maintain a bridge across
tide waters between the islands Of
Cousins and Little Johns.
This bill came from the Senate amended
by Senate amendment IA" The mouse
receded from its action whereby 1t passed
rnas oi 70 pc senate
and the bill was then passed to be en-
crossed as amended.
An act to prevent the unreasonable
obstruction Of public travel over the
Penobscot river.
This bin had been passed to be en-
crossed and passed to be enacted In both
fna d o the to sns
by the Senate. the vote whereby 1t was
passed to be enacted and engrossed In
tHe senate was recOnStdered, ana senate
amendment IA adopted. The House re-
considered the vote whereby this bill was
passed TO be enacted and passed to be
engrossed and adopted Senate amend-
ment "a In concurrence. The bill was
then passed to be engrOssed as amended
The following petitions. bills. etc., were
presented and referred
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Ames of Jefferson-Resolvc in
favor OF the joint standing committee on
library. tReceived under suspension Of
the rules.)
On motion of Mr.. Ames this resolve
TOOK its two readings at the present time
under y suspension of the rules
BY Mr. l3oynton of Sullivan-Petition
granting Ernest +. Abbott the right to
establish and maintain q ferry between
by Mr. Guernsey of DOver-Remon-
STRANGE Of the SangerviHe Woolen Com
pany OF Sangerville. and Others. against
\ enactment of law regulating steam
BY Mr.. Newcomb Of Eastport-Petition
Of G. w. Hume and 20 others. praying
for municipal court at sEastport.
By Mr. Moore of Decentralization of
Mrs. y. L. Robbins of Decring and NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

Berlin, Feb. Ex-senator Edward O.
Wolcott Of Colorado. who has been visit
ms this city in the interests of bimetal-
iism. has started on his return to Lon
don. While in this city. the senator
conferred with Prince Hohenlohe, the
imperial chancellor: Baron Won Bieber-
stein. the minister Of foreign affairs: DR..
MIGUEL. the minister of finance. and DIR.
Koch. governor Of the Reichsbank. He
|~was assured that Germany would Join
ii a bimetallic convention, provided
Great Britain and France agreed to do
80. Senator Wolcott did not see the BIZ
metallic leaders. DIR. Arendt and Count
Won Mirbach. while here.
Legislators Want to Fec The Flxht.
JEFFERSON City. NO.. Feb. lS.--A reso-
luton has been introduced in the house
calling upon the speaker to appoint a
special committee OF i've to go to Neva-
da and witness the Fitxsimmons-C Corbett
fight, so as to learn whether 1t would be
well for Missouri to follow Neyada's ex-
ample in legalising pugiNstic encount-,
ers.
A Chicago Times Herald special from
Winnipeg, Man.. says: Canada never
witnessed more hitter election contest
than that now In progress IN the constl-
minion premier. Wilfred Laurier and the
provincial premier. Thomas. Greenway.
recently agreed on terms of settlement
tion.. these terms were ...terly opposed
BY the Archbishop OF st. Boniface. who
is at the head Of the Roman Catholic
rier and Greenway declared that the
archbishop did not represent the Roman
CATHOLIC people IN opposing the settle
to test the feeling Of Manitoba Roman
Catholics. The challenge was accepted.
and 81. Boniface. the most ultra Cathois
constituency In all the Dominion. and the
i Is practically q battle between the
church ana the government. Saturday
Will see the fight finished and the result
people.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

Burdock Blood Bitters never fails to
cure all impurities of the blood. from Il
common pimple to the worst scrofula
sore.
m. W&f&Vky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19


trouble is imminent, and she cannot
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The experience and testimony OF
some Of the most noted women OF
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Compound will correct all such trouble
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Here is a lady who says
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Of testimonials. For years suffered
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
Druggists EysrJWbsp sr6k Ii
Highest Praise Of lis cutes.
TALK OF THE PEOPLE.
not 4 PENNY TO PAY.

The Publie VIII Receive the Bess HsAi.
North or at Their llsmes wiahstt =
Psnny 70 ray.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

from IA to Is years.
This petition was placed on file.
BY Mr.. Davis of Steuben-Remon-
STRANGE OF f. ]. Campbell and 2 others:
against the establishment OF a municipal
court In the western part OF Washington
county. Received under Il suspension of
the rules.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
READ AND Assl0NEp.

An act relating to the Incorporation of
tion 80 rs ,>-' - q - -
An act to regulate the taking of cells
Resolve relating to the publication OF
map OF the State of Maine
On motion or Mr. Hamilton ~ r,1da.
ford. this resolve was laid upon the t:blc
pending its second reading -l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

BY Mr.. Macomber Of Augusta-Bill an
act to amend section 67, chapter Sc. Re-
vised Statutes. relative to scirc facias on
trustee process.
BY Mr., Rowell OF 1Sitfery-Bill an act
to amend section 3. OF chapter IS. of the
Revised Statutes.
BY MIR. Wilson of Gorham-Petition OF
George =. Plaistcd of Gorham. and 20
others for the abolishmcnt of school dis
trict number one in Gorham; (Received
under suspension OF the rules:) OF w. p.
Kemp and nine others. for same. Of
George II. Douglass and five others for
same: of G. A. Whippie and others. for
same. tAll received under suspension Of
the rules.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
PASSED TO DE ENACTED.

An act to divide the town of Deer Isle
and incorporate the town Of Stonington.
An act authorizing the city of Lewis
ton to refund Il part of its debt.
An act to extend the charter of the
Castine Railway and Navigation Com
pany and to amend its charter and GER
tain additions thereto.
An act to amend chapter ga. Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1887. entitled,
an act to fix the salary of the recorder
of the municipal court of the city Of
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
TABLED.

Resolve. in favor OF the Farmingtoi
State Normal school came up on IL
second reading. and on motion by Mr.
Roberts OF oxford. was laid on the tabl
pending second reading.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
Maine Polo Games.
MAINE POLO LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. s; Rockland, 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19

SOLD ny ALL DRUaals1s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-19
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

BY Mr.. Murray OF Pembroke Resolve
providing for the collection OF necessar,
data for history of the Maine troops II
the War of the Rebellion and for tn.
preservation OF the regimcnta! rolls IL
the adjutant generals Office.
BY MIR. Moore OF Decentralization OF
II. l.. Pratt and "a Others of Lewiston
In aid of Little Samaritan Aid Society ol
Portland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05

Wednesday night for the west in the In
terest Of the Trans.
Mr. h. F. woodhead is back at his old
place at the Tram office after q few months
spent In Waco.
Mr.. w. +. Lewis. manager OF the orange
and the Wingate Lumber companies, was
here Monday evening.
Mr.. d. Tramway Call was numerous
visitor to Beaumont during the week. lie
was here on Sunday and again on Wedes-
day.
Mr.. Thomas s. Foster Of the Foster
Lumber company was here on Monday and
left Tuesday morning for points on the
Kaysee road.
Formerly hard rains and high water
had terrors for Beaumont mill firms, which
lost tragedy OF timber thereby. Under the
changed conditions, however. they are
easy, as no one OF them ever has exceed
ing two weeks supply in the booms.
Hon. w. H. Aldrige. the Rockland lum-
herman. came down from his mill last Sun
day afternoon and left for Sabine Pass, In
company with friends on duck hunt.
Mr. George Higgins, manager OF the
Sabine Export company, was In town
Tuesday to get assistance In dispafching
one or two cargoes his company has &c
fill.
MIR. William Wilms, Mexican representa-.
tive OF the Reliance Lumber company. lei
during the week for his post of duty attei
several months spent at the home office
Judge West has perpetuated the receiver,
ship OF the Nebraska Lumber company
conditioned that the receiver David Rus
sell OF Colmesneil, make bond In the sun
OF $1,000
The very hard rain OF yesterday cause'
all the mills in this city to shut down
but II II extended far north 1t Will permit
number Of mills which have been shii
down for the want of water to RESUME
work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05
me Jury Cleared HIM.

Mr.. Bob Wafford, travelling salesman OF
| Galveston. related to the writer an expe-
rience that he had at Eagle Lake few
days since. He boarded the Arkansas Pass
train to go to Wallis. but upon being pre-
vailed upon to remain over until the next
morning. with the assurance of receiving
| another order for his firm. alighted from
the train Just as 1t moved off. The city
| marshal noticed him lamp from the train
and arrested him for violating city ordi-
| nance. Bob called for jury and was ac-
quilted at once. This is not the first in
stance of travelling men having been ar
| rested for either boarding a train or leaving
a train while the train was in motion In
small town, as II is frequently done A
traveller happens to be late getting to the
depot and necessarily has to jump on the
train after it starts or remain over an en-
tire day.
These ordinances are made for the pur-
pose Of keeping boys from riding on the
trains in the different towns. and the Off
GERS overstep their limit when they arrest
a travelling man.
Do not compromise with the officers,
boys. but go into court and call for jury,
!! like MIR. Wofford and you will always De
cleared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05
A GOOD PRACTICE.
II You Want Good Appetite and Perfec
Digestion.

II You Want Good Appetite and Perfect
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After each meal dissolve one or two OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in the month
and. mingling with the food, they consti.
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They. digest the food before it has tin o
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OF gas and keeping the blood pure and free
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Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets make the
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They increase flesh by digcsting flesh
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the ouly
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stomach trouble and nothing else.
One disease. one remedy, the successful
physician OF today is the specialist. the
successful! medicine !s the medicine pre-
pared especially for one disease.
A whole package taken at one time
would not hurt ypai. but would simply be
a waste OF gcof material.
Over ak thousand men and women In
the State Of Michigan alone have bean
cured Of indigestion and dyspepsia by this
use Of Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Sold by all druggists At 50 cents for fun
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TO Stuart c.. NarshslI. Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05

-RANELERS
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
or AMERICA

! requesting his appointment. A better man
Gould not be selected.
Ed N. Hartman aud H. l.. Dudson Of
st. Louis hustled for business along the
Central last week.
The Cincinnati boys are out IN full force.
Among these eeen along the Houston and
Texas Central the past week were J. y.
Block. W. w. Mays, A. l.. Blade and
Morris G.. Adder.
George C. l.. X. Y. u. Mayer OF New
Orleans was in Ccrsicana Wednesday.
R. j Medill, with buell. & Son. shoes.
Baltimore. was In Waco Thursday.
J.. Frew smythe, the popular cigar man,
10 making Central Texas towns for Elliott.
ottenheimer & Elliott Baltimore.
j. Stahlberg Of st. Louis was in Corsi-
cana last Tuseday.
r. A. Rice and Harry l.. steen Of Hous-
ton made Houston and Texas Central points
the past week.
a. G. Davis was in Corsicana Tuesday.
There will be los Of changes among
travelling men in this State January /.
Some OF the boys will take up entirely new
lines to them, but the ability OF frst
class salesman to catch on To new line
is marvellous. After forty eight hours re-
hearsal he handles 1t like veteran.
8. G. Gay, who represents Rouse. Hemp
stone e. Co. of Baltimore. now makes his
headquarters at Houston and will open
up a permanent sample room by the 18th
| instant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05
RELIGIOUS.
snn sac,nto i.re~Dytery.

Buffalo Texas, December 3.--The Cum
berland Presbytcrians have shown that they
believe in the preservation Of believers"
for in spite OF the heavy rain OF yesterday
and the sleet today they have gone right on
with their work
Last night the Presbyteriai Christian En-
deaysr rally was had, when the following
programme was carried out: The Chris
tlan Endcavor Pledge" Rev. John ]. Dom
nell OF Alvin; How Can the Christian En-
deayor Help the Sunday SCHOOL," Miss
Ethel Rowland OF Alvin; "Christian En-
deavor and Missions Mrs. Sue Jetton OF
Buffalo THE Junior Christian Endeayor--
Its Importance" DR.. j. NJ. Halseli OF
Houston.
Az todays sessions reports from standing
committees were read. The Sunday school
received good deal OF attention. II was
recommended that the ten points" adopted
by the General Assembly at Chicago last
May be put into use as far as possible, They
are:
/. All the year round schools.
z. The Bible only In the class.
3. Regular teachers meetings
4. Loyal Sunday School army.
8. System OF graduation.
8. Normal class.
z. Written examinations
3. Home department.
=. Bible Reading association.
10. Regular offerings 10 Inc various
boards OF the church.
A new Cumberland Presbyterian church
At Columbia. organized fv Rey. ID. A..
Knox. was received Under the cara Of this
presbytery.
Alvin was selected as the place for the
July meeting.
Delegates 10 the General Assembly that
Ia to meet in Marshall. No, 10 May. 1893.
were elected as follows: Principals, Rev NJ
NJ. Vaughn, Buffalo; Ruling Elder p. r..
Bookman. Nayssota: aiternates. Rev. G. ID.
colons, Bryan; Ruling Elder 3 II. spang-
ler Houston.
Buffsio. Texas, December c.--1he wIn-
ter meeting OF the San ~acinto presbytery
was called tosorder last night IN the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian churcn OF this city
by the retiring modsra-or iir.. John r.
Donpeil Of Alvin. After sorg service he
preached the opening sermon o. the Ires-
bytery on The Power OF Surrendered
Life"
The presbytery elected pr. j. NJ. Hal
sell Of Houston moderator.
The coinrnittee on programme. appointed
al the last presbstcry. oIfprei programme
'rs takes trdav sph tonight. These are
among other questions that are 70 be dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05
YOU GAN De SURE or PRIZE BY LITTLE sTupy.
rr Dept wOMAS WORLD PUB CO.. NORTH william St. New York City, Z

cusscd: SHOULD There be Rotation Ia the
Ruling Eldership?N what is the Mission OF
the church," Loyalty 10 Our Church
Hoard
The Rev. W. H. II. King OF the Green
vile presbytery and Rev. ID. 4. Knox OF
the Little River prssbytery were invited TO
seats as advisory members.
Rev. r.. NJ Wools Of The Protestant
Methodist church vas asked to Make
scat as visiting member.
Committees were appointed ON edu\ation,
missions, Sabbath oDser yance Temperance.
publication. ministerial relief. SApaay
school and Christian Enieavcr. wnich'w
make reports on these subjects tomorrow
and on Saturday.
The Presbytrrial Christisn cnieayor raj
~ will be held tonight