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WANTED TO BUY.

W1NTED-To buy well located drug
store IN live town: VIII pay casii. Az
dress with fui. particulars. 1885. tbs OF
fce.
WANTED TO BUY-A good second hand
a,arber chair must be cheap Tor casn !:
give description and price IN FIRST letter
II acceptable viii answer. ADDRESS r.
o. BOX sS Miliican. Texas. u
NEWSPAPER or Job office. or both.
, wanted in good town: VIII pay cash i9 ,e
ieese' Ely. box IT'S, For. Worth. 10
xv .~TED-To buy or trade for wood
c;s,sr 70 f,oCn 10 haul. S,aughter's Wood
Iard. Office and yards 1-2 congress
avenue: phone llS. -
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nopTS-NOREIGN,

poRTS-TOREIGN.
Per steamship Bencroy: 800
{ton. weighing 1854, 800 pounds
|at s2l5,070.
Per steamship Ardanmhor:
rattie, weighing 4T,v0 pounds
lat S23,150.
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Observation-Disclosures.
eacola--Per steamship Pensa-
kns coal.
Regulator. 1901 toms coal.
York--Per steamship Lam
30 packages merchandise. 30
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FURNISHED room for rent In private
family. gas and all modern convent
cnces; terms reasonable. Apply TOE craw-
ford street 10
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IpoRTs--.FOREIGN.

{werp-Per steamship Olinda :
hk,riStc zinc. 100 cases cyanide
IA cases champagne, 1900 cases
4 drums soda. "a cases wine.
cement. s cases earthenware.
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II Sabine Pass, November IL.
SAILED.
r T. Garrison. Green. for New
ARRIVED.
Martha G. Mosoa. from Mon
EsSELS IN PORT.
Sherman, Allsbury.
A. Phhnny, Ghinny.
pbania, Brownell.
bgnor, EsGseland.
Ellida- Olsen. 49,
Tburg. Henricksorl
brma, Andreasson.
parl Hendric. JohonsSon.
res.
B. Jordon, Hemphill.
M1nte Mora. Roncollo.
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, November 13--Local banks re-
port the money saarket duh and easy. In
terest rates are 1GS per cent. Demand Tor
loans ~ light.
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGS.
The following are the clearings of the
Houston banks for the week thus far and
for the corresponding time last year. to-
gether with the increase or decrease:
This Last De-
Year Year crease
Monday .......N ,sS7,6li sl,Ss79is SO.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Now York Money.

New York, November i5,mBank GEAR lear,
on cali steady at llsG2 per cent; last loan
& closed at lizQ2: prime mercantile papcr
Mm4. per ccai sterling exchange Lrn.
with actual BUSINESS IN bankers b;iis ca q!
FOR "a DAYS; posted rates i.S3iggf s5Sa
commercial bills 4.S2: silver certificates
sSi1T59: bar silver SIS: Mexican dollars
45ia CO.. .o,5s
Government bonds nrin state o"hps
duli railroad bonds firm.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent hotel or boarding
house IN thriving country Or railroad
town: state terms. location Mrs. l.. N.
Aranl Brennan, Texns.s II
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pETECTIvE A0ENCY--Trainsd (inkec.
tives furnished On short notice and Toa-
sxSrsst isniss Nccane. box 10. HcSs.
cI.INn q CLINE 9 DAN'L 81. TRIP.
LETT. lawyers. abstract of tilieR M3ls
sSrseSss psSsscS III sSess G1ss 80
N1nk ceo6reqo aye1oeI {. q
z Z S' = ' AS - !
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C0LORED cook and yardman wanted;
nan and wife preferred Apply TO Move
Weeks, corner Fatrview avenue and Nor.
gan street. Is
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Eveninr POSTS Cublc,ssnsn.

>-an York. November l5.--'rhe Evening
posts London financial cableeram says:
The markets were qlil.t and featureiess,
excep, for the rise in one or two special
Rbrsscs,an mining shares. The Parss ana
EerIin markets were quiet.
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r.-a A., NoveYnlpar l5.--ConEols TOT
money liz 1915; for the account fl3; Next
ear ordinary l7A; Mexican Central new
tours 66s.; bar silver steady, $3.50 psi
ounce; r,onsy 2ls per cent: rate O uir'
CONN, In the open market for short bill:
az ner cent; for three months bills L-l'
per cent.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--One white elr Waller and
enc white bny waiter not over 20 years
odd at 1914 Mckee street, Fifth ward. l6
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WANTED--A good cook and dining room
boy at SOC San JacinL, street; man pre-
ferrpJ. III
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Wa NTED-A good white girl TO do gen
cral housework IN family of three. Ap
ply at 7oo Travis street.
WANTED---A small white Girl to nurse
good home. Apply 50 Gray. corner
Erazos at once. J.
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WANTED by a saung married
sNn ~ neokkseper OF sAiscMan. mas ma
chandisc b,islness. will give A L refer
eives Address IT, l. Barnes. Lott.
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WANTED--lf you are a Catholic, unon-
ployed and Will woItt for SIS per week,
write MacConnell Bros. IL Franklin
street. Boston, Mass.
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WANTED--Ry . reliable lady. position to
assist IN Gght household duties aud sew
I'M. references exchanged. Address lf'6,
this office. 10
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FOR RENT--Ttrce iurnished roon,s in a
private family. for light hcuseksep,aA
tcsirohly located. IN Third ward. Ad.
dress 1925. this office: references re-
CURED n
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SPECIAL NCWTCNs.

Notice. ~ hereby given that the reaWlae
annual meeting OF the stookholderA and
Texas Railway Company will he held ~
the general office OF said company IN
the city of Houston, AZ 10 o'clock a. m. :
Tuesday. tho It'll day OF December. lA97.
James A. Baker. III.
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Co, i1-f0
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Buying. Selling.
New York sight....k dis Par to q dia
New Orleans sight.M dis Par.
American silver. Par Par.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16

WE HAVE rented more ana better homes
the past week than ever before, and
have still a complete list. make your
wonts known. phone GA. Norfiect \
Cooley. Gel Binz building. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16

FOR RENT--Two or three copnectlng
rooms, furnished Cor Hight tousekccplns,
cule,, no other rpomnrs; Desirable and
central location; terms reasonable. An
My 1919 Walker avenue, IL
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FOR RENT-.-A store and DWELLING attach
Cd, Ah Houston avenue First ward, corr
ner OF Edward street Apply at iV1
Houston avenue y,
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| 40 RE prairie farm, one mile west OF
| stafford. ON railroad. Viii rent 10, ssi0
| Address ]. r. Lester. Houston, 10
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FOR SALE.

-
RECFIVER'S SALfs--iiy virtue 81 the au.
thority vested In the Undersigned, az ro-
cciver OF the Texas Printing and Ltth-
ckraphing COMPANY OF Fort Worth.
Texas. and IN compliance with the order
OF the honorable SeveDtecnuh district
court, notice he hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 7th OF December. 1897. |
Will offer at public sale, at the door OF
Iarant county court house. IN Fort
Worth, Texas. between tho usual hours
for shcrdff's saics. tho following de-
scrtbed property to the highest bidder
for cash. or ono half cash and approved
note for ron,sisnder. on not more than six
nhonths time
Item rirst--AIl tho corporate fran.
chises of tho Texas Printing and Lith-
oErap htg company. Including It's char
ter. the gNsod will OF the business. and
all rights accruifE therenndsr; also all
the plant OF s8id company and app'ir-
tcnaDccs connected therewith. tnciuaing
Que steam engine, ono boiler, one upright
engine and boiler. eight Printing prose-
es. steruJtypinE outfit. stitchsr. perpor.
tho pstraphcrralia OF IL wtii fitted book
btci'iSry, including all the tools, type and
cases used In tho business, and also all
the office fixtures and furniture, whtsuhef
IN use or In stock. molr wing dron safe
scales and sundrlcs
Item Souond.-.Ali the stock OF merchnn-
disc, manufactu and raw, inclids M
blanks. book bindery iindiags and stock
of fancy stationery.
Tho property above set forth can be
seen by prospective purchasers at an,
| time until The date OF sale. AT the corner
| Of Ninth and Rusk streets. IN Fort
| Worth. Texas.
An snles made under this order ar,
| subject TO the approval OF the honerabi'
| Seventeenth district court OF Tarfan
~ ZANE cErrr,
Receiver, Texas Printing and Litho
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REAL ESTATE roa sAr.x.

FOR SALE Several choAcS lois ID, Flr1
ward ~ n bargain Harraf y Mssf9!
l,ox h,stidinx.
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YOUNG man with horse aud buggy
wants permanent positton. what have
YOU Am experienced IN cfflcc work;
best OF references gwen. Address lsh6,
this office. 10
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FOR RENT.-Tc gentlemen. two furnished
south rooms. s. month each; tivc-room
cottage, -. Mrs. C.. Neville. is0s Noble
street n
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FOR RENT,-.Two beautifully furnished
front south rooms, for gentlemen o,
terms reasonable: iois Mckinney. corner
Fannin. IL
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POSITION bv icgisIcrca pharnla clst
cxnnrienres can f,trn.sh X rc,ss r,sn...s
nut Of employment on account of death
81 employer. Address A. Il. D.. 'tias Of
tig,n a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-19
La Ju,venfud

3ss = fs64 tt4iJ ss~stt tIIzfN -
ee mas atractiva mientras m4s "a.
ludaDie. La 5slleza y Ia salud van
cas1 slempre juntas. La primera
depende muy a menudo de IL
segunda. asi'
lCuantas caras eniutas ' raqufti.
cas- serlan bellas con solo recobrar
sus earnest Examfnese el grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de pas...
.lustra un case real La primera
figara presenta q una i6ven raqui.
Slca, extenuada. Il ~
N6tese Ell cambio en- ia fsonomia
segun van reeobrSndose las carnes.
La apariencia hsica, sinembargo. no
es Ell don principal. La delgadex
no serla question tan s6ria 81 de ,shA
no procedieran muy frecuentementa
Ia Tlsis, Ia Escrofnla y otras auSesa
medades extenuantes. .-.-
Los raquliicos estan er coustanaA
oeligro por este motive ,tiena
tanta ina ese medicamento que
orodrce fuerzas y crea carnos. In
EMULSION De ScoTT de aceite da
'gado de bacalao con hipofogatos
9 cal y sosa. Exfiase YER a
;;tlqneta del hombre con el baaalae
D cgaaas&as ~
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PuRGANTE JULIEN
.Oalit9 VGIGtal, Laxative RGfrigGFaRtg
Contra 81 EXTREr{IBfIENTc

Este purgante, erclusivamente ve;;;"-
tct, Sc presenta 1ajo la forma de un
oGice exquisite Y agradable que
purga con suavidad sin malestia.
Is admirable contra las afecciones
! del est6mas- Y del higado, la icteri-
eau, la bills, las femas, la pitu;ta, las
ndusedS y gases. Su efecto es fapido
= benefico en- la jaqlteca caando la
| cube "a estd CGrgoda, la boca amarga,
la IeagWosicta, faIta el apetito q repuq-
ss.a la cosaida, en- las huachazones del
lpisntre. causaCas nor la inf4macion
! juttestissal, pues no irrita los organ os
. nbdominales. En- fin, en- las enfermc-
dadec de la piel, el aIsagre y las Coz,
I oatS.oraes de la i,afcncia. Ell Purgante
Julien ha resuelto ell dificil problema
de purrar los ninos que no accep-
ian ninguna purga, pues 10 piden y
;. 70 comen con delete como una azu-
! csrada pastilla de chocolate que
!, sale de la confiteria.
>Nsp. en- PARIS, 8, RUE VIVIENNE
vENLAs pRINcip YAhNEcIAs EROGuERAs
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GoLEIIN NERCANT|L DE- PUGR7O-RlCO
prpxoDxco cOr:yTGRTDO A In DEFE.v'S.g
DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
o8GiyO NJ Ion EPlI0LE lAGOADlCIONALE On PCEREO-RtO'
conDlc,aNEs GENERATES AC0RDADAS POR LA DIRECCION 8
PARA IODA CLASE De aEMIfD0S ANUNCOS.

f" de cohtatos sea preco On
eSc los nlllitS
90 cnmnno ret,s gceas deben ven auoizados rna
lie Sus Oheuehc con
d persona responsible dc su pago - .ousn 10
gacehasy anuncOs no Ut
auuqu puttlqnen
&oae Sponded de extav nj de clches
Eete ndmeos de largo
exi colmna Discriminate para publ
cac0n
de
CTCES publication de sus nunclos
n1r5 una ,onifcac de q de aifa
Cuano exeeaa de EA PESOS mensnae
E primer AQuero. - 1,- !, , ., ,n,aao
DIElZ CENTANOS
lOO de Donncacoh Sooe poo
1ln cados rennidos.
anuneios gRfftlas emludos
sea anicado ,onnno;or
publonss las hQNep aeado oe
Hir
Tmrifn parA la pss0ncGc56m de 0nMmctos
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In
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TABLA EXACT A
DE CUENTAs FORMADAs

aplicables al cobro de jornales,
fraccionados estos en- octave de
dia, prineipiando por un cuarto
y terminando en- Z dias, con
precios escalonados desde un real
fuerte hasta tres pesos, = EXPIRE
sando cada Fraction su valor in
trlnseco en- pesos, centavos y ceR-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-19

En- estabecmeto montado la altua de meores d
Europa hacen mrresiones tpogfcas ograicas esereoh
pleas ootpcas de todo gnero odos los idomas para
eomero industrial administration companies de navegac6n
as de banca aceones pza pe1i6dcos cendcos tearios
pubcaciones relgiosa bros memorials caogo napas
clos de pubcide documentos de auana diplomas letras de
cmho crcuares pecos corienes reas facas, etquetas
recibos prospectos, etc.
GRAN MREDAD De TYPOS PARA CARTELONES
PR0ankhhAS De TEATR0 ClRC0 ANUNC0S
Los tabaios de toa caso hechos recomena
por npeza prontiud equad los preco que regua
dos sempre eaci0n al meo de eenpas la cadad de pa
pel la case de composition ta he negro colo
p aa cromoitografia cromotpografa
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
The Good Schooner Sarah Elijah eth

TIL, ID $500, IT...J1
ie ooS'on eiaio reporter VINO accom-
panied the New 1ork acht Club on the
race to Bar Harbor relates some interest
ing experiences of the trim and o,,onr
+hon, ~ .:.,ep'
'leni 'po ioiio" ins ilciueht'
Inc cruise ended up with race in the
fog and Examinations, when those called
to Montreal started for Canada. Just as
the Writer was leaving Bar Harbor an in
teresung sight especially showed the diff
ferent lots which the women who are in
the yacung push enjoy, and their less for
tunate sisters. In elegant drags, tally
nos ana buckboardS, and beautifully clad,
the smart yachting set enjoyed pleas
ure ashore. They had everything done
up to the queen $ taste a1ioat
Not so with one OF their sisters who was
on the schooner Sarah Elizabeth of Ninal
Haven Me. The good schooner was just
coming INTO port, loaded with tirewood,
Just as earth 5 best favored daughters were
em0arklng IN their steam launches for
Their magnificent SAL and steam pleasure
palaces The one had every worldly com
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
klondyke Proverbs.

The rc hest gold field is always just the
other side of the range.
A job in hand is worth ever so many
prospects in Klondyke.
1t cost 50 for every dollars worth of
gold taken out of the ground.
One never hears of the losers !; it is the
winners who do all the shouting.
Fishermen and gold hunters are capital
yarn spinners, and it is as easy to multi
ply the size of gold find as it is to add
inches to fish in telling the story.
There are more gold mines to the square
mile in New York city than in Alaska,
provided one has the brains, energy and
perseverance to work them here.
A rainbow is grandly beautiful at dis
lance but it is very damp and thin when
you get to it.
''Pike's Peak or Bust painted on the
side of prairie schooner made interest
ing reading once, but it was poor consola-
ton when the ''bust' came.
About one man in a thousand is fitted
to be pioneer. You are probably one of
the nine hundred and ninety nine who
are not.
In going to the races or to Klondyke it
is always just as well to get return ticket
when you start
Gold strike stories and snowballs roll
ing down mountain side always increase
in size with the distance travelled.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
long time on the profits of EXCHANGING
the same for Guatemalan silver.

1ouS time on the profits of EXCHANGING
the same for Guatemalan silver.
The latest attempt at organized Furo-
pean immigration to Guatemala came to
a sad end. 1t was made several wears
ago with great pecuniary loss by darin,
promoter, who counted upon promises
Of local assistance which were never roa1
lied. There were 200 immigrants in tba
company, all from the Tyrol, able bodiad
industrious and intelligent men and
women, willing to work. and witbo,,+
lofty pretensions. Most of them perish
ed miserably at the very gates of tho
Promised Land, the victims of fever con
tracted by long waiting in the Atlantic
port for the carrying out of promises
which were never fulfilled The remnan,
after months of painful existence maxine
long and weary journeys from town ~
town and from finca to tinca in quest of
work, without even finding steady labor
for the assurance of the necessities of life
We're finally taken home at the expense of
$500 - = SS'Si tiuu uOW-d- CaVS
since the planters are allowed by law IA
ill their tincas and cafetals with Asiatics
and Polynesians the European aud North
American finds himself more than ever
excluded from the agricultural labor of
Guatemala. True, the oriental laborers
are ever inferior to the native Indians
but they can be hired for less money and
can be treated more like slaves. To the
present exclusion Of intelligent en.igrauts
from agricultural labor will naturally fol
low that from other kinds of work. When
the Asiatics and Polynesians overflow the
tincas and scatter themselves through the
cities and towns as their countlymen have
done in SO many parts of South America
and the West Indies. And everywhere
they carry with them, together with their
low grade of workmanship. that deprecia-
ton of prices which must inevitably drive
out good workmen. Already in Guate-
mala city, Quetzaltenango, and other
towns societies OF artisans, akin to our
labor unions, have been formed which are
flooding the government with vain ap-
peals for the suppression OF Chinese i'm
migration. FANNIE B. WARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
A GREAT SURPRISE is IN STORE

for those who will go to-day and get package of
GRAND. 1t takes the place Of coffee at about
Il the cost 1t is food drink, full Of health, and
can be given to the CHILDREN as well as the adult
with great benefit. 1t is made Of pure grains and
looks and tastes like the finest grades of Mocha
or Java coffee. Il satisfies everyone. A cup Of
Grain-O Is better for the system than tonic, be-
cause its benefit IS permanent What coffee breaks
down Graiu-0 builds up. Ask Your grocer for
Grain.O. l5c. and 2le.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
What 1t Means.

When we advertise that we will guarantee
DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, or DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, it means that we are authorized
by the proprietors to sell these remedies
on positive guarantee, that if the purchaser
IS not satisfied 18th results will refund the
purchase price. These medicines have been
sold on this guarantee for many years and
there could be no more conclusive evidence
of their great merit Ask about them and
give them a trial. Sold at Kilgore & Will
sons Drug Store.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
Over the glimmering water, how the light
Dies bissfully away, until seem

To feel the wind, sea-scented, on ny cheek
10 catch the sound of dusky Tapping sail,
And dip of oars and voices on the gale
Afar off, calling low,-my name they speak /
Q Earth! thy summer song Of Joy may soar
Ringing to heaven III triumph. but crave
The sad caressing murmur of the wave
That breaks in tender music on the shore.
Mrs Thaxter was also an artist of con-
siderable skill. 1 have seen a copy of her
poems with violets, pansies, ETC., paint
ed on the leaves by herself. One rarely
sees anything more natural. The large
reception room at her house is kept open
for visitors. AS we looked at its pictures,
books, music and brio brac we could al
most feel the personality which so lately
irradiated it. Mrs. Thaxter died in
August, 1894. FRANK A. GILMORE.
HaYerhill, Mas s., Aug. D, 1897.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
Bank Deposits Increasing.

The u, 5. Treasury Department has
published a comparative statement OF the
resources and liabilities Of all the national
banks in the country on July %, compar-
ed with a corresponding date last year
The showing is a very gratifying one to
the treasury officials, and the figures indi-
cate gradual expansion of business es-
pecally in the amount Of deposits. The
statement follows:
Individual posits-July IA, 1896, 81
sos, 900, 900; May, Il, 1897, SLIPS, 900, 900
July ., 1897, 81, no. 600, 900.
Lawful Money Reserve-July "A, 1896,
S3++, 600, 600; May IA, 1897, $40, 900, 900:
July ., 1897, S4l3, 600, 600.
Loans and Discounts-July II, 1896, 81,
959, 600, 000 May II, 1897, 81, 923, 900, 900:
July %, 1897, 81 966. 600, 900.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
For sale by Kilgore & Wilson.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02

E.sE-h Commencing nay rs, 1897, steam
er RockIand Capt. NJ L. Abbott,
will leave Belfast at O'Clock A, M, (or upon ar.
rival of steamer from Boston) daily except Mon
day,
For Castine, Sargentville, Deer Isle, Sedgwck
and Brooklin, and when there are passengers will
stop at Blakes Point and Little Deer Isle.
RETURNING
Will leave Brooklin at 10 A. NJ. Mondays and
1880 other days. except Sunday, touching at
same landings and connect at Belfast with steam
er from Boston except on Wednesdays and Fri
days..
Through rates for passengers and freight to Bar
Harbor and all landings ON Mount Desert Island.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Agent, Belfast
WILLIAM H. HILL, General Manager, Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02

We have received from Mr.. D. 0. Pease,
district passenger agent Of the Grand
Trunk at Montreal, neatly printed and
illustrated pamphlet, entitled "Gateways
of Tourist Travel, describing many sum-
mer resorts reached by the Grand Trunk,
including some of the Maine resorts.