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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
City piping Systems,

| Tho initial expense of Il general sub
! way system through the business pa TT
| of a city seems 50 ss'cat that so far no
American city has attempted any COM
1 prchensiyc system. The general feeling
! has been that subway systems would he
] built some time, but that there was no
| hurry about it. Meanwhile the piping
| under the streets is being constantly in
creased and residence property is being
! developed for business purposes needing
vault space under the sidewalks. both of
which are conditions that will increase
the expense of Il subway system when
eventually constructed.
The constant opening of costly pave
mrntS tor repairs 70 the piping under
meath has now become such i Nuisance
and expense that il calls for some sub
stantIai change III our present methods.
As the many details of Il general subway
system al" too complicated for disposal
without very thorough consideration
from different points of view the follow
ING suggestions are made with 4 view to
drawing out a general discussion by our
readers. Let III" water, sewer aud gas
pipes intended for house service on new
streets or streets about Ia be repa we'd he
Land under the Sidewalks only trunk sew
ers and supply mains being laid under
the street surface HS IT present. Then
as the growth of the town demands these
residence streets for business buildings
requiring vaults under the sidewalks. let
a standard vault design lie adopted by
tn" city in which space for piping is pro.
Nldcd and require property owners to
build according To this dcSgn-or in 9th
or words. have Il combined vault and sub
way built just rs Il pavement is laid now
as the growth of the city demands
| hCSc vaults and SuhWayS should be con-
tr"ll"d lay the city. and Il sufficient rental
charged property owners Tor vault space
to pay for the interest Ola tn" first cost
maintenance and depreciation. \ point
that would have To be considered in de
signing such Il subway would he the dan
ger from large fires \ point in it's ia
vor, besides those already mentioned. is
that If property oWucrs knew that all
street piping had t. h" laid through their
vaults they would not be 50 careless in
granting franchises to parties Wishing to
lay pplug rs they are under the present
~ stem. W" lnvlt" tn" discussion of our
readers on this sUhiccr-EngInoer
Rerol1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
Kidney Trouble.

Refor" taking Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. ] had suffered
many years with kidney trouble. The
pains in my back and shoulders were
terrible. Ny mcnstruation became ir-
regular, and | was troubled with leu
rorrhma. | was growing very weak. |
had been to many physicians but re-
ceiycd no benefit. ! began the use Of
Mrs. rinkhams medicine and the first
bottle relieved the pain in my back
AMI regulated the mcnSes. 1t is the
best kind of medicine that have ever
taken, foritrelieved the pain So quickly
and cured the disease Mas LILLIAN
CKIrrEN, BqS =, st. Andrews Bay, Fla
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
TRY Aliens Foot Ease,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen
and hot, and get tired easily. II you
have smartimg feet or tight SHOES. try
Aliens Foot Ease. II coolS the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures and
prevents swollen and sweating feet.
blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns aud huniOns of al pain and gives
rest and comfort. Try il TO-DAY. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores for DC.
Trial package FREE. Address. Allen
:. OlmSted, lie Roy. y. \.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

Manager Barnie has offered Ia cX-
change Burrell for Morgan Murphy. tn"
ST. Louis catcher. Won der All" says he
Will trade Murphy for Grim.
Bill Joyce is quoted as saying that h"
will try to sign Il new third haScnlan.
and will replace Clark at first base, as
the latter has fallen off in his play.
Buck Ewing says that IA rule should he
passed compelling intielderS to play with
ont gloves. He believes that the SAT"
batting would be increased i'll conSc-
Uupucp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
,.uupfrau Railroad Abandoned

to hear that the dcScuatiou of tho jung
frau 10y Il railroad Is POSTPONED sine die
II sc"mS that til" promoters of III"
project have encountered n>Uperahlc DIFF
firuties i'll connection with TN" disout"d
ownership of tn" land over which tn"
railroad would PASS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
NTOuse 10 Actin

to- 41TtGah I6cG iyGr, or you viii suffer d.
tack. Constipation bd RT%9oqg'l htss'. me ~
r LIRE tongue. sour brc9th = dy>9ors.7
niJ.i Hlde' viii admonish ya,f 1l. ia rha
r niiS,LI'Pl,ne the recalcitrant o ,- 81 uoss,r
p Tf h m"Sfntte rai stomach Rtars "a
Kidney complaint, norvn,'I,t+. Thorms,f>r.
''S are thoroughly remover Is, ,s s1l aem'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
I;ackache.

Ny system was entirely run down,
and | suffered with terrible backache
III the small of my back and could
hardly stand upright. | was more
tired IN the morning than on retiring
At night. [ had no appetite. Since
taking Lydia L. Pinkham's Negetabl
Compound | have gained fifteen pounds,
and | look better than | ever looked
before. ! shall recommend il to all
my friends. as il certainly IS q wonder
ful medicine -NRs T. f. MORTON. 1913
Hopkins St Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET.

New potatoes deIroraIized. sup
plies excessive. Receipts - cars. Early
phoS. cnoice I" fancy Kansas tr}GI+tsc per
bus; early Ohios. ST. Louis .l:yfIGoc per bus
California. 1IaySiIc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
In Russia

When a Russian family moves .:...
one house 10 another. il is CUSTOMARY
10 rake all the fire from the hearth of
the old dolnicile and carry It IL a closed
ucs 10 fAe lew residence.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

The Chambersburg Public Opinion
-ays John l.. Lands Of Greene town
ship tells Us that Jacob X. Lehman
Of hauphin county, who recently visited
here. has i goose that is - years of age.
Everybody i'll Storbech, Austria. over
: years nf age = Il chess player. The
game is taught in the schools.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
KIDNEY TROUBLES
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound,
Also BackaChe

l cannot speak too highly of Mrs.
Finkham's Medicine. for it has done so
much for me. i have been a great suf-
fercr from Kidney trouble, pains in
muscles, joints, back and shoulders;
feet would swell j also had womb
troubles and lcucorrhna. After using
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and Blood Purifier and Liver
pills, | felt like new woman. Nv
Kidneys are now in perfect condition,
and all my other troubles are cured
Mrs. MAGGIE PORTS, 324 kaufman St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
SPORTING NEWS.

Milwaukee. Wis, July 31.-Thc Brew
ers have drawn up to within three points
of second place. The standing of the
Western and National league clubs fol-
lows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

In cases where dauIrrq .,..
1aIIInS and grayness of rio aau ~. ..>.,
do not neglect them. hur arr.r '. .'a-
remedy and tonic Iih" Ha."- lar f.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

Commodore Frank X. Bull of the ka-
cine Yacht club has sold the schooner
yacht Merlin To T.. +. Baker of Chicago.
The Merlin is - feet over all and Is
considered one of the fastest schooner
yachts on Lake Michigan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

never used 50 quick a uur,. as I,.....
Cure Tor Consumption T. pa. -
box III, S"attlc, Wash. Nov \ m '
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
Try Grnin-O. Try Graip-O.

Ask your grocer to-day to show YOU n
package Of GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffee The chill
dren may drink without injury as we'll a.,
the adult All who try it like it,
GRAlNO has that rich seal brown of
Mocha and Java. but it j. made from
pure grains. and the most deiicate stom-
ach receives it without distress. One
fourth of the price of coffee 11c and DC
per package. sold by all groccrs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

In the New York directory for 1S12
is the entry Peter Cooper. marhiuiS:. 9S
Elm street. Elm street was then one Of
the poorer localities
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

yachts on Lake Michigan.
III a prizctight on the Mississippi river.
Il few miles below Moline, H.. the priu-
cipalS We're Billy Lambert of Davenport.
Ia. and Ed Santry of Chicago. SantrV
broke "A finger in the second round but
otherwise came out fresh. Lambert
cam" near being knocked out i'll the four
tccnth. After til" twentieth round by
previous agreement it WAS declared Il
draw.
Electric pacing is held in high favor
Ill France. Recently on the Seine track
ii Paris an electric tripl"t. manned 10y
DcmcStcr. Dencau and Ninov. received
Il trial and travelled at wonderful speed.
Five miles were covered i'll { minutes
u - seconds. 1t is believed that tn"
wheel will i'll tim" bring about the aboli-
ton of pacing teams. The tubing on the
machine differs from the regular triplct.
lnaSmuch rs it is necessary to carry
twcnty-eight boxes of accumulators.
millim"t"rS wide aud 10 high. weighing
i'll AL about 81 kilogramm"s The ac-
cunuiat"rS put i'll motion II small electric
| motor of tire" horsepower. which adds
to tn" efforts made 10y tn" riders. Tin"
motor weighs nearly - kiloS. and 10y Il
Chain system works on the rear wheel
taking the place of u fourth rider The
whole machine weighs about 100 kii"S
and j. mad" to run at speed of 6G kilo-
meters IN hour \ modification of its
construction is contemplated to increase
its rate of speed.
Hawkins represents thr ittI" end of
the Jim Corhctt school of boxing on the
coast. it consisting of Corhctt George
Green ~ Dung torhCttD and Hawkins
'Para"n" Davies has announced HAT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
Mrs. WiuSI.

Mrs. WfnslOw's SuoTHr>. ~yr,r ,.-...
dreq teetihlng, soitens the gum, rsla.o..na,.-
IL" non "liaSS i'a'l,cn'e' "'n'c.ao. o.,rs
Women coal carriers ar. Via. r.....
docks receive uu"-and-thrr,.l.r.. ~ a..
male coal carriers thrrr.at.l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07
Halls Catarrh Curo

Is constitutional cure. Pr;.n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

Gould of England won the E@ rs,r" y
tn" lntcrnatIonal meet in Ola gov. DWol
Of IrAnrN WIZ -nrnnI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

Itav" Sullivan says that til" reason
why IA" has not engaged in an encounter
this summer is because his legs went
back ON him. 1t is Said that til" noted
Irish bantam has been suffering from
rheumatism.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

san Francisco clubs ar" bidding for tin"
Mahrr Shark"y fight. l. i pr"ba bI" that
it will he pulled off in the fail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-07

"iara"u' Davies has announced thai
if he fails tu secure Il match for hi,
stable of fighters here h" viii tai" Jim
my Barry. J"" ChuynSki and Bob Arm
STRONG TO InylHnN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-09

1r 6Srner, Der &e,.u in A.,
6eHaurs aBi b6bere Srei. iul6sts,,
fp.iulirf, benn Rismone ,anu n,S,,
uie bic pd&ftsn grrien lei urs nh
Juropa ousiac.n uereea. Ias h.
8ertdl;n.He i'm rethsR Sosu nsr
10 eunhis ilt urs lps.l utre,u Al.
5srer. IA iAperlit a-B1n,sn,,: ,,m,
itA i,t o-s.3sH ii.tt -. us u, bob.,
Ssirsistprnie If ea,n iaai S.i,.uI.,
sur D.bouuns eirsssirs, TIN Grscl. M,
SrOibn&;tn S.rsninhuss s,b,n u,.
b,p. Ter GARNER. Der Bt.o salb.br,,
tanp. mag ipeialuen. ~eerl,nis. o5,r, e,r
NIT itinen Grlis.,urobuen stule,,
illssn iaau. i0Its I'D uut.e NC, MI, s,n
sut.n urb Hteren S,plnn t.aruo,u nah
niht uui B,sEIh. s,nloh,n. Der su,r.
ling in Der panb ID bthsr als b.. T.ub.
aui BEN DAD.
g wire MI 5i.mlt4er Seui5bu, q.
uartsi. oab ale z oblsnmiu.ut. BAN
ui,ber in 8,iri.b ssissi Dro.n. On
B.rtretsr einsr Der st6s,.n Riu,alu,r
bat sinep Blaa .ntuorfsu. rs:uya Be-.
mrs Ter 2obuiraae auf ldnssr. 9,t
Gin usbtreintomu.u s.ir,T.n u.rt,u
iod. Die 5ta3.. Oh Der Str.i. b.,ns.t
uereen ioa, uire in Columbus. Cotu,
.rleoist u.reen. Sotale eona b.. Zen,
te w!eesr NIT Der drbs,t b.sunuea b,.
ben, wuo flr cen s~euannt.n Slou Bro.
p1saaoe ssmatt rert.n. e. utre Der
goEu.n!ion Der Rtusnlsrtsr uue b.r
Sruteuarbsitsr, be I'm . e.m6n h,,t.
laosn ioQ, 3ur Saiheisuns unt.rtraa
ueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-09
baitsn 5risesR esm &onpis nit eem
RapItol porjnbep.
N.s Oa%. 49, -. n-rf-..Lu

5risesR eem aonpie nit BEN
Ropltdl por5isb:p.
Gos 2sster.s. oo6 b. R~psI.nstnbeu,
ft 81 mob stos.rsn 3s3ehino
psranlas; iabsn, ola ibre arb.i.
ter. uRo o1s f. fiji eoSu psrfluosn. Die
Qcbrirnse in 2uianit ourt ontlit. lie.
usrsin,unit NIT cen R~o5Isrsrib;ra ~
rsssIa, 5I!osi absr oas pi1,i3it. uno
stiuulltfs grsisnis. Trosotm b..
Ers'Hiia.o on Ger a%p1l,nsrdbsr 10 plel
"a puniten abri9 lii6, eab uod piti.
IauisHos r0n a~oblsrsrdbsru wdbrsEe
ess SiItiis bsi Der Grteit hlisbsn, 81
ten nd sirer usisHilidsn a~uibtfsruus
esG Soene b5au mta mlnsn. Ran
ssbt ftsrlid niat isbl, nsnn non biz
Rotsisbisisit Der grub,nbsfs,r in Ger
6aupiin4e Der oTsnilia.u Spnpaibi:
juitrsibt. w.ld, be apblsnsrdbsr buyt
lbrs ldmmsrlihe Gage poa p%ornbsrsiu
rsretnisu uno Fh natbsr rod IN rs
t6btsm Ra6s ourd lhts bs aui p.uise
duEnabmsn m~ufsrboii. 61ltuua sr'
parbtp. Ga lag r,tt pobl I'M s.itdits
litsn Suisrshs Der SrubsntsTs.r, ihr.n
Jusosn nit ben aoblsusrdbsrn III itlis'
s.n. 81 iolGtm gutitlus. gu cen
8srsitt ani ein. unt,rDsriuns Der Roh
lspsrd6tr barh Nushunssru, usrsen n
l.eoa uornsbmlid ourt eie llsbsrl.sune
sserinst poresn i.iu, eos fid oQsnttol'
Ten Rtilslo mi, eisi.u eartsneen drbsi:
tern rsgts uuo I'm i4iimmhsn 5aqs aat
uObi p~srtibdtiss plli. bstanost batsr
nlEee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-09
Gin ireuoises Gretanib.

Der aobIensrdbsrhrslf beg Jabres
1897 uiro, ME es idslai, binrsu wsuis
gen 1asen gu ben Ginssu osr 8srsan.
seubs,t sstorsu. 8orbebaltIi6 Der gu
ttmmuus Der etuJslnsu R0blsrgrd5sr.
8rttdaoe iuo 6rubsnbefsu uno
8srtrttsr ter N~usfinbi8su Bu eintm
usbersintcmmen sslarst. Sf idun Die
frieoti9e S~ellsSuus ot'i E, ME sines
lsoen aompiss Su,i6en anp,tnl uno ars
belt on uno iur nd Elm irsubiass grsia.
NIB. 10 ssitulist ND oafslts ourd mtbr,
JADE umtanes I'M %porllt9euoeu Seize
UNI 10 srirsulihsr. Der N~otbitano,
psl6er uutsr ben auafdnoleen Berg
lsutsn bsrri6ts, lsste bic Bsiirdiuus
nsbe, boB bic a%obIsuerdbsr lbsr tnrS
Oosr lang our6 idtsrsu 5uHoer gum
Guisebsn lbrer uur ~ bsr.btistsn Jor
osruusen ssSpur9eu wsrbsn mlrotn;
oetr ab.r Die 9siobr, bas Die G%u4ftdn.
oissn nd aEsefdts zines lansiamsn
Berbunasrus idlisslld bod nod gu 9s.
palttatisteltsn segen 2tbeu uuo gissn'
itum btnrelsen lofieu m6d.Gn. Die
Ra6slsblsisli, pslde bic bsir. Beom,en
Ger aoblsn3rdbsr ooourd bspisien, BOB
ne nidt oui Der uriprun9lid s~,i6rosrtsu
2obnrote BON SO Gents pro Tonne be.
itanoen, III sbenioQs stir,alid uno Spar
UNI 10 msbr, ols be Bsamisn aenelat
sspsisn lem m0ssn, b:l lbrsr 2Obniot.
oeruns IN Sini5t aui be 9slounters
fiasuus 81 bsbarreu. pelde ibnsu aui
benz nsullteu 81. 2ouiier Nrbsitsrton
oent usriprotsu puroe. Roidioro ar.
fpartsie Rilionen aus oieisr aoustts.
Cine niiHterue uetsrlssun9 mag tim
lpdier Doe usbsrtritbsue oieisr Sof
nuns 81 Ssmhibs ssihbtt bnbsn. ytlbts.
oefopenger miro Der Brafioent ess
Nniionalen a~obltnsrnbtr Bunoes it
pou lensr Bsiiieu,r Der %Oraauiiirt,n Nr'
belt oes 9anoss uu9 nod in benz Nu
ssnblid stoBe 8sriprsdunssn ssmatt
bater. IN msi6tm CT oem Nu9tbote Der
S~rubenbsisr Suitimmte. 9ieiss Cat
gsssnfommsu, wslhes bel ben tirSelnen
Bsrbdneeu bofisntlih Radobmun8 iin'
ben Diro, bsmslt oarum, oaB 20 bod
arbsitsrilbrsr sisbt. rsIte sinen sbrsn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-09
Aus brm AsrnUefeu.
Rtuuefota.

B.non .-Gui Gem b.imu,a. Don
Der Saao puro. eos Sussp, in p,It,u
alb. Stone uno Soba u. Button ha b.
f,uhen, uns,fdhr Su.i Rtll.n p,tll4
Don bier oui Der gti,rbabntt,usuns uua
elmer 2ciomctIpe s.tuTsn, uobei b.
beieen Burden I,t.n.s.idbrllS. Ser.
lesunsen srliiteu.
Sodion. Tonrsrf13 iatr ,u
BIlshrabl IN ben Stol sts dunus
Sob. Haaun. Gas g.tduee tronut,
ni.osr uno suti Sisree iam.n in e,n
Jiamm.u um. q. 8nFt,ruas b.
trdst $500.
Sairmont.- 6sn,p Ro'Sohn, EN-
iunser 5arms, poa Rdllano lounibrv
IN Der Rdb. Don bier, uuro. ON It,u.
arg Rihnlttos, wdorsno e. in I.ln
arbeisie. ucm Sirs eritla9.n. Ter
8,runslrdts Mar erfi i.it EN- p,ar 10.
DEN usrbeiraib:t.
3 umbrota. - q. 1. Rosttn il
gum ascs,usr Der SimbtUta Sini .r.
nannt ucrhtn.
BelIs.-R6teI,t Don bier bsrriat
bic Stueins gsolsro, uuo tin jatmn
bat bsreiis aQsiu % -Srun,.r- on Der.
i:lben uerloren.
&inoua.- Rittpod Ratmiitas
uuroe 5rou y ora Suicmp;t an Der
Bdlarobe Don siasr Ransumaitn.
n~beridbrsn uno esi6etet. Rau alaubi,
nos eieisr unsIIdsill Der RaalaFls..t
ots gonoreeu,ss SpoToro sujuitre.
bsH III. oabsr mt senou. unieriu1uns
arsshsCi wuo.
Steuortuills. - Glu iunasr
Rlun namsrs 6ri. Gustl itc6 nd aui
Der 51so eutt Cen 5ab.-las slss
1aus Duree Ionusst neg uou Sts &c.
ireT.n.
GrcneRapiei.- 5ptn & Nc'
7crousb ucn Einnspes sat.u oas babe
Sntershe Der 6oss q q ypIe R,ns uui
Surge polmaL'E ~ gder sruss 9lno,
eompl'g. Sws, Esti,n uon Rolnb 9l!e
Sllp iur 10000 'duiIi5 on ND &C.
nommep.
Srainero. - G n Gufieben ere.
3snetr &au5arfoQ 81 81. Raibioa In
oleitm eouIfp Is Rellen unterhalb
Sralnero ~ lotbsu bsiannt seuoresn.
Robert NeSs,, elm uru,rbtira itsi.r
GARNER, Der NIT itinsr usrnritrpeitn
Wutt,r Sfu.i R.,len pon Der Yohhaton
rpoout. uuroe pou jps, maitirisn Rdn.
Htrn f,fssrommsu. ,hm oas Sefat DIT.
ounosn uno Ct ran Dem ginlrtt Der
Iurt:Ibsit nod ieinsr 5arm atflbrt
uno bort bu,4 elnen Der Rduber in,
S6oh ssboiien. pibreno Der dubere
le,ne alie .Rulter ubtrudltiste uub on
sinem Siubl ftftbono. Die 8dubsr
paBten ousenitunl,h. boS NeSee i'm
ooriseu 6erbf cine srobers gslbiumm.
aus Der Sant seJosen battle uno he bro5.
ten eas paus a%nSuBlnoen. weuu Ct tas
Selo nl1. ouil,tiern ulrbe. S4Iu6lla
srlanst,n fe uobeju $500. Gbe b.
strol1e obSoseu. bena9rihi,aie elmer
oerislben WeGee. BOB Dos 9slo i'm No.
uember 3uIhds'snblt mtrben nnres,
usnn ttin Ssriuu 3ur 6sfhtQuns ltrsr
S:rionl,tseiteu unierrommsn plret,
uno lob er lhm is,ne Rots per Ycit iur
ben Betros nbtrisnotn po1., ineem Ct
srtidrte, eab Ct Elm SeitdiismnHn Ia
ano oos Sslo ro.bts battle. I'm BEN
Bancroft ousjuueI&en. Bic isst III
teine Spur In Sstr,H Der 8srioal,a,srt
Der &aubsr s~siurb.n poresn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-09

1snbAtit fsun niAt ethtiIt perpen lnrA
lsialt dpslttatsnen. rtii Ss str srerhr f.ti tS
Ssrts nist tfrsitsr fruer. . s,tst rsr tistr
Snes. ss zsEststf 10 irr,rts EEs ser u srrs
tensttzttsstnt fciiriitt. {aEttut rtrs tEte
ttnsn ez',susttz 3rEsrs sr fticEistp sEttd.
saEs TER Ssestt'eta 8ssrt strsrset. EtHr st-
"a Stsre Ne taiisastf. sssi tsr tiztH rEustlnstH
ds1 sstr y~z-sa.sz=tEtt Sssir; ash rtrH 81 san,
st'tlsisz - u'slsi lszsstti, EEs rtur st Gzt.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-25

This unfortunate state of affairs might have
been avoided had the mother, during the
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fors and t have fhe
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-25
Funeral Of the Late Abiel Getehel

The funeral of the late Abel Getchell
was held, Wednesday morning, at the
home Of his son. Mr.. r, H. Getchell. on
State street. There were many friends
of the deceased present. of the Older
residents. he having been one of the
Oldest business men of the city. He
was a member of the First Baptist
church in this city, and Rev. j. M
Wyman, the pastor, was to have cen
Quoted the services, but on account OF
illness, was unable to be present. Rev
C. S. Cummings officiated, and offered
an eloquent tribute to the deceased.
A quartet consisting of Mr.. J. w
Beck, Mr. G. F. Halves, Mrs. Case and
Miss Sumner furnished the singing.
The bearers were Messrs. Charles
Towne, Orrin Williamson, John Shaw
and Deacon Eli S. Nero, all elderly
gentlemen but not quite contem-
poraries Of the deceased, who was In
his 91st year at the time of his death.
The interment will be in the family
lot at Mt Pleasant the remains being
placed in the tomb to remain Until
spring.
Among the relatives present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Shaw and Miss
Shaw of Waterville; Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
p. Getchell and Miss Getchell of Water.
VILE. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Getchel
of Winslow