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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

The Portsmouth Times of the
llth inst. says: "The difficulty
between the city aud the Norfolk
* Western railroad in reference
To the n. Il w. shops has assumed
a new phase aud prospects are
bright for sn early settlement Of
the question.
IL will be remembered hat tho
Norfolk & Western people have
never obtained "a title To the right
of way whore their tracks cross
the N. * w. shop property. dis
tance Of several squares. This il
matter OF some concern TO the
railroad officials.
III isunderstood that tho local
attorney of the Norfolk A. Western
railroad has submitted proposi.
ton to- tho chairman OF the com
mittec on law aud claims OF the
city council, Mr.. Huber. This
proposition is in effect that tho
city deed Of the n. Il w. the rlvbt
OF way through tho shop property
In return for this the n. h w
railroad will abandon all pretep.
sioDs to the shops aud vacate them
at tho earliest possible opportuni.
ty. THIS proposition will be pre-.
sented TO tho city council at the
next meeting and some action
taken. II IL hardly probable the
proposition will be accepted. nj
though 1t ~ claimed the oost OF
the litigation TO eXpel the n. d
w. will exceed the value of the
right of way.
ltissnid that ia the event Of tho
council and the n. Il w. com.
promising on The above basis. n
force Of meu will at once be put
to work building new shops at
Kenova, and all repairing done at
that point for this division. The
council will have "whits ele.
.phant' on their hands IN the shape
Of empty shops as monument to
their wisdom and greatness
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
The DREADED CONSUMPTION GAN
Be CURED

T. a. Slocum, NJ. C., the Great
Chemist and Scientist, will Sent
Free % the Afflicted, Three Bot
ties Of His Newly Discovered
Remedies 70 Cure Consumption
and All Lung Troubles.
C0nndent tnaf be has discovered n rei5st.i.
cure Tor cOnHuu ptl0u and ali brourBfal.
iurDat aud luuE dlacfFes. general decline and
wea ness, ifee ~ flesh and ~ conditions I'll
uastlnEt aud 60 make lte Eenerai uerifs
Known. BE- giiI send free three bottles ~ ans
reader ~ The AbvAEcE Who NAY BE- suner-
iuF.
Aiready This "new srienfinic course n1es
irlue" be- permanently curr4 thousands rf
apparently hopeless sHs
Toe Doctor considers ft bis religions nnfv
"a luty which he owes 10 humauitF-fn aa.
note HIa lnfailaiIif cure.
He haa proved fhf dreaded ruueurn nffrr ff.
be a rursbfe diresze beyond auy douhf. anf
uaapu nie in bic American ana Eufof...a 81
iahrHtnIIes test nIuuiss 70 experience frnrr
shoe tentated and cur q. iu 80 p,fts 81 the
world.
DunfdeiaY until 90 is o., late. Conrnn4p.
tinuuri nicfrupted, means speedy and rsr
tain Hcffn
"A Lee, r A alocnm. ~ g.. g. Pine stree
New York 2nd WHsu uriln she D. ri0r
please HlFe expires aEd posinnife 4lffrr.s
NJ ai4p mention resdiug ihiE article in faf.
trTAalE
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
LPrsErsssIvs HsMspspsr.

The Times has a larger circula.
ti0n by many thousands than any
other daily newspaper published in
Pittsburg. This is admitted even
by It's competitors. The reasons
for IL are not hard - find. The
Times is = tirele-s gatherer. IL edf-
ted With extreme care. spares no er-
pense - entertain and inform its
readers. II prints all the news in
compact shape, cdnng always more
for quality tbau quantity. u keeps
be- columns clean, bot a. the same
time bright Nothing shat j. Of
human interest b. overlooked by +,
IL aims % be- reliable rather than
sensational ID believes in the gos.
pel Of get there. but 10 gets there
with duo respect for she farts
Test any department of &c YOU
choose--poiitical, religious, mar.
kets. sporting editorial, society.
near town news aud you'll fnd
The Times may De depended upon.
e. year, o cents a week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
WHY 1T Is POPULAR.

The Gu esapeake q Ohto leads alt com pet'-
tors Ia safety aud luxury Of railway travel
It's track ~ laid with 70 pound steel rails
It's bridges are new aud built OF iron.
Its rOadbed ie model OF smOotbue and
stability.
lis Block @yetem has been completed
All it. through trains are vestibuied
All ~ through trains are heated with
ct am.
All ia through trains are lighted with
electricity.
and best equipped running between the East
it, Famous y y. v. Limited runs solid be-
tween tIncinuatt, Washington and New
YORK with Pullman Sieepers 80 AMI from
Lexington and LOuisville,
runs solid Detwees Cincinnati and Washing
ton with Pniiman Hieepers 70 aud from In
dianapOiis aud ~ LOUIS
fts dining cars run through between Cin-
etnnati, Washington, Baltimore, Phiisdel-
phiA aud New York, ano the seryioe is un-
surpassed.
n has q complete new Pailman vestibuied
equipment, unequsiled on any line ia
America.
IL is the ouIy line between ths West and
the NatiOnsl Capital equipped ~ above.
10 yuus through the gfandest mountain J..
riVsr and canon scenery east OF the Rock ,
mountains
IL reaches more points of historic Interest
than anv other line In America.
IL reaches the great bsttie1slds Of Virgin
Ia
II resehes the great coal and iron sslds oi
Il reaches the great cities Of the sast and
the West
N reaches the place 700 wish % reach.
T. D. the road for you 70 lake
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
IN Up To Date vsrslon.

10 tho besioAIng God created
tho heavens and the earth. Then
be IN 1de the editor, the liberal al
yertissr, aud prompt paying cub.
scribers, and 1t was good. The
next day blizzard set IN aud He
created the man Who did not be
lieye IN advertising, aud another
who didn't take his home paper
Then be rested, the devil then got
into the moulding room and he
created The fellow who takes the
paper for years and ther fails t.
pay for H.. The devil then rested
but the editor hasn't bad any rest
since Exchange.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
kENOYA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

Reporter
Ask Ruie Diskey what seesms
OF his rival
w II. Jones Co. will occupy rhs
DR.. York building. after thi. week.
X ;. Kyle, Esq. wen, to Hun.
tngton. Tuesday. as witness In 70
case % law
Mr., J. NJ llreeu was In Chin.
eothc lSst Sunday, - usual. Ask
Mr. Porter what attracts him there
50 much
The n Il w. Ky is ain enjoy.
ing rush m business and the pros.
pseis arc that u will eontinss go
daring the entire spring.
MIR. $. @ Porter. road foreman
OF eng'nes has Just returned iron,
trip over the line ,n The interest.
OF engineers aud trainmen
The Pre,byterian Isdie, sfe
planning musicale 20 be given m
the near future 10 the admitting pub.
lie, for the benefit Of the church.
Col. Z +. MeMnlen, Of Hunting.
ton, was here Monday night, To in.
spect the Uniform Rank. X. ofP.
Ihsy passed good examination.
Mr.. ID. J. Durney performed .
surgical operation on his horse the
other day 10 save the animals lie.
The horse is doing real we'll now.
We have not heard from Mr..
Clymer lately, bot he will more
than likely appear soon and open
up the Y NJ. G. a rooms. The
Assembly Hall has been leased for
the purpose and - ready TO be oe-
cupicd
a number of men Hrc AZ work
diiehing Tor the pipe inc ths, isto
convey the water from Catletis.
burgo, KY, TO supply Kenoys. The
main line runs up Chesfnu, Street
and is COW ditched TO short dis.
tanee above the Epise opal Church
Mrs. Randolph, formerly OF Hun.
,ington, is drilling number Of
young ladies in Delsatie Drill to-
be given IN connection with an
oyster supper for the benefit Of the
NJ l.. Church. Mrs. Randolph 10
an experienced hand m ths kind
Of work a. yell IS profsssionsf
artist, and will. 20 doubt. make .
complete success Of this drill
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

Chamberlain, Cough Remedy
Is the best cough syrGp We have
ever used ourselves or in our fan
lies w. II. King. Isaac p King
and many others IN this vicinity,
have also pronounced u the best.
All ~r want j. tor people 20 nv it
and they will be convinced. Upon
honor. there is no neuer that We
have ever tried. and We have used
many kinds -R a Blake X Son.
General Merchants. Big Funnel,
Va Sold by W VI. Bloss. Csre.
do, and William, x Campbell. Ken
ova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

TnAT queer idea of the functions
OF the national government exist is
well known, but the queerest yet
heard of is in bill introduced in
the House by n Southern member.
1t provides that the government
shall annually give $40 per capita
to the authorities of all States. Ter
ritories aud Counties, in order that
local taxation may be abolished.
Think Of the head the author of
that bill has.s
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23
psdaKogus in csunssi.

The eleven teachers OF the Cerr-
do independent District met IN the
usual place Monday night. Feb
ifih, 1853. All we've present and
Supt. q. ; g. AnJers0n 10 the
chair After roll.call snd reading
Of The minutes Of the previous meet.
ng few minutes only wss given
Tor reports and discussion of school
work. The teachers expressed
'hemselves ~ getting slong with
the course a. well a. might be ex.
pecfed, and were instructed 10 closs
the work ior the term, that being
the last week IN the first term Of
school. and % promote pspiis
wherever q seems 90 be for their
beat good. Attendance and punct.
uNliiy. the prime factors in success.
fui school wo'k. were urged 20 De
secured and pfseticed on the pU.
pills % imperil them 20 Suspension
from schoOi.
The study of the new work on
PsgehoiogY Hslleck's Psychology
and Physic culture, Nss then be-
gun The fret chspter on inu0-
duciion % the work proper. as
found 70 deal with the Neryogs
Mechanism snd anaiyE-s snd de-
scrbes fully the hrsiu snd fhe en-
tire nervous system. TIE divisions
n the bfsin being (i1 ne cerebrsnl
The seat offhe specisi senses ard
80 the higher frcUInes. (sl the
cerebuiigm. hafinR charge % mgs.
cular movements ~ the bodyf
and (3) the msduila obiongsfs.
controlling ihs sympsthets - stem
which rcgn Eies fhe ins0iuotary
muscles End organs. After fsilg
snaIyxrnx ere enfifr asIsous sFrf
fem. competing the f-st chspsrr,
f1- meeting sfiourned o. gts
~ ~ 4nfrm. -re'V
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

The Ceredo Advance.

NEVADA cn stand prize fights,
but II draws the line at lyncbingr,
and county sheriff will bc tried
for willful neglect of duty because
he failed to prevent a lynching.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

WE hope our young people are
employing the hours OF these long
nights in study aad useful reading
Remen Der, boys, that II don't pay
to loaf away your time on the
streets or around the stotes.-Ex.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

In trying to please that class of
his subjects who oppose everything
American, aud at the same time
avoid giving otfense to tho U. y.
the Kaiser is steering difficult
course, full Of dangerous reefs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

lr is not surprising that Gov.
Russell, of n. c., should irriig.
nantly resent being represented as
intending to defy The U. s. su.
Preme Court. No man likes Co bc
made To pose as a fool.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

MASON county only has few
prospective Democratic candidates
for Congress. viz. Rankin Wi.
ley, III. ID. Howard, ]. -. Mensger.
James Copehart and Chas. T..
Hogg
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

Tho date Of opening the spring
quarter at tho West Virginia Uni
versity has been changed from
March let to March l4lh. at which
time a number of courses will be-
gin for the accommodation of
those who enter at that time.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

GEoRGE VI BowERs. OF West
Virginis, was confirmed - Fish
Commissioner by tie Senate, with.
cut opposition.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

THR cast iron trust has been de-
clared illegal by the United States
Court Of Appe ,ls
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

1t "a not often that physician
recommends a patent medicine
when he does, you may know that
II is good one Dr. J. +. Cleve.
land, Glasgow, Va. writes: II
have used Chamberlsins Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy IN
my practice and il las proven to be
an excellent remedy, where .
thorough course Of medicine has
failed with me. recommend IL 20
my patients every time for collie
and diarrhoa." Many other pro
gressiye physicians recommend and
use this remedy, because It alway.
cures and cures quickly Get q
bottle and you will have an excel.
lent doctor IN the house, for alI
bowel complaiats, both for chhdren
and adults. For sale bv W. NJ
Blos', Ceredo, and Williams q
Campbell. Ken3va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

The latest information received
at Washington indicates that the
big powder magazine on the Maine
which was located aft, was not
exploded bot that the destruction
OF the American baltle>ship may
haye been due to Spanish uesch>
cry. II this should prove true and
the Spanish government tails TO
make amends at once, war is in
eV'table. The price Of the nearly
three hundred lives can scarcely be
estimated IN money and Spain may
not hasten TO agree to pay the many
millions Of dollars that the United
States would demand from her.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

We are veil pleased with the
progress that Msrshsu College. the
State Normal school. is n1B<ng.
There are now enrolled in 90 de-
psrinent' zgi pupils This is e.
large gain over any previous en-
rollment at this time cfthc yesf and
% ns proportionafe increa,eis con.
tinued the total enrolment will
pass the 3z5 mark.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

The March mber ~ the De-
lineatOr, which is called The Spring
annOunci meut rum her. maintains
the peculiarly co.nprgbensiya char.
acier Of Ne descriptions aud sug
gssiious 10 every feature of per.
sonsl attire. aud The characfersfic
m crit Of iis departmental and Doc.
erary features u is issued BY ihe
Famous Fashion publishsrs. The
Buttsriek Publishing Co (Lim-
iisd), at Z % ~ West Thirteenth
Street, New York. af The remarks
biy low rate d t1 % for yaar's
subscription. or ~ ceuts per copy
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

The Palace Hotel. corner of 6fh
and Vine Sir efs. 81 fbs iafgsst snd
nost popular hotel Dol Cinciruafi,
for 500 and f250 day Single
roeais 50 cents. It has much
larger country merchant. family
and comm erciai trade than aoY
other hotei in the city NJ Wal
Ger b. Maxwell is she geniismaniy
mauagar
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-02-23

Tng sixteenth annual encamp.
mfnt of ihe g. A r of Wssi Fif.
zinia uiii 81 beid in Huu'iugiou
Z he year April tbs 28,h, 21fb sod
2stb. Bailey Poet O. A. q -
HuutioEiou is making eNisnnve
preparation for ibe occasion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22

Albert H., br g, by Warrener,
dam Topsey B., q. A. Hanson)
Lulu W.. b m. by Bayard Wilkes, .
dam Mollie Boone, (Kilgore) =
Frank Y, br g, 60. E. Cobb .
June sherman, b M, "a. j .Nason) dis
Lottie b., b m, &c. B. Sears) dis
Time-2, 80 "a. 3.36 "a. 2.41 3.4,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22

has been located for several years, since
his removal from Pennington, his former
home.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sadie Louise Burnham to Rev. Frederick
L. Nelson (pastor of All Souls churoh),
both of Deering.
Mr.. Arthur Hooper is home On fur
Tough.
Mrs. R. H. Hooper is rapidly i'm
proving after her long sickness at her
home on Central avenue.
Mrs. o. A. Pollard is still confined to
the house with rheumatism.
Mr.. Fraser left Monday for Frederic
ton, N. B.
Mrs. W. K. Lord and children have re
turned from Waldoboro.
I. B. Pollard of Portland is passing a
few days with his mother, Mrs. u A.
Pollard, Central avenue, Deering Centre'
Capt. A. Hall has returned from MS
trip to Pennington. N. ii.
HIGH SCHOOL JANITOR ELECTED.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Deerlng school committee was held last
evening a6 the office of the mayor in Odd
Fellows block..at Woodfords. There was
not much business outside of the regular
routine and the approval of bills, tran
sacted. The committee elected ex-Mayor
Henry j. Davis to act as jsnitor of the
new High school. to assume the duties of
the position as soon as the new building
Is occupied.
Miss Burnham of the Riverside school
was given a leave Of absence for the term
owing to her health. Miss Abbie bennett
of Portland was elected to fill the vacancy
temporarily. Miss Grace Irwin was elected
as an assistant teacher for the Morrills
CORNER grammar school.
1t was voted to make three months
contract with the Deering Sanitary COM
pany to remove ashes, ETC., from the
schools.
The first lecture Of the course of three
free lectures on Memberships "Elijah"
was delivered last evening at Trinity
chapel, Woodfords, last evening before a
good sized audience by Rev. Marcus II.
Carroll. The subject of the lecture last
evening was devoted to an historical in.
PRODUCTION. The second lecture will be
given next Wednesday evening on the
subject, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Part l..
Rev. MIR. Carroll is an able lecturer and
should be Heard by those interested in this
work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
How Wheat Should Go Into the Winter.


How Wheat Should Go Into the Winter.
Winter should find the wheat plant
strong, we'll and deeply rooted and with
sufficient leaves to fill the drill burrows
full. When it goes into the winter in
this condition, the chances are good
that harvest time will find full crop
of we'll filled heads of plump grain
For fitting land for sowing I know Of
no better tools than the disk and har-
row. After the land Is plowed-which
must be done early to be done well-re-
peated disking and narrowing will re-
duce the surface to the proper degree of
fineness and at the same time pack the
soil just right to insure quick germina-
ton and-a strong growth. Most farmers
stop working the soil just as soon as
they get it fairly level-just when it is
in thesbes condition for working. 1t
should be narrowed and disked and
planked nos 'fpsIed) until it is as fine
as garden. F. Grundy in Farm and
Fireside.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
EAST PITTSTON FAIR.

Gardiner, 4 September s1.-The secont
day of the East Pittston fair opened I'm
der the same favorable auspices as OF
yesterday. The attendance was yer.
large and great interest was taken In tn
races, there being two classes today. A
on yesterday, May Queen won in thre
straightZheat The summary:
9.4o Glass, Trot and Pace; Purse $780,
May Queen, g m, (H. H. Lee. Au-
gusta, e'9
Es Asgus b. oh M Oh. P. Br"nn' 5
Big jim, g G, Oh. P. Brann, Au.
gusta, 4
Don Victor, Oh G, CIV. B. Erskine,
N. Newcastle), SO;
Nancy Wilkes, m, CA. J. Libby,
Gardiner), 28:
Time, s.s5, 1856 Ia, s.29 IA.
$50 Glass, Trot and Pace; Purse 500.
Silver Pilot, rg, CA. j. Libby,
Gardiner),
Prince Barton, b g, IA NJ. Mas
son, East Pittston,) 5
Hastings, blk S, (F. G. Hastings,
Damariscotta), S3
Lady lockwood, b m, COCOA. Bry-
ant, Augusta), AZ
Gsrdiner Boy. b G, H.. L. Nc
Gugin. Gardiner), Fl
Time, 3 80, $50 IA, 2.29 IA.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
Fodder Corn.

II fodder corn is drilled some time in
May, as it should be, the early days Of
September will see it at its best either
for soiling Or for CURED corn or for the
silo, says American Cultivator. But a
great deal Of fodder corn is pat in the
ground SO late that it needs every day
of hot sun to make it ready to cut be-
fore frost cuts it. Many people seem to
think that bscause grain is not expected
from fodder corn all that is needed is
to get the greatest bulk. But it is quail
ity, not quantity, that counts in every
thing. The smaller yields of our North
ern Flint cornstalks cost less labor and
give about as much nutriment as the
larger but less mature Dent corn when
both are planted or drilled at the same
time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
n, M. PERKINS & CO.,
a. Free ST. x0ofi
sept16dtf
PORTLAND DRY DOCK
Special Meeting.

Whereas 1t is desirable to hold special me ct
ing of the stockholders of the Poftland Dry
Dock, a corporation existing by law, ana having
its principal place of business established al
Portland in the County OF Cumberland anu
State of Maine.
And Whereas. under the by laws of said cor
poration, special meetings can be called only by
It's directors.
And Whereas, by reason of the death of a ma
jority of the last elected board Of directors OF
said corporation, no legal meeting of said board
can be held and no legal action can by it be
taken in the premises.
And whereas, upon the written application
of three members OF said corporation duly
made to Charles II. Tolman. esquire, of Port
land aforesaid, Justice of the Peace for said
county, the said Justice has issued his warrant
under seal to me as one of the SlgnerS of said
aDplicaton directing me to call special meet
ing of the stockholders OF said corporation TO
be held at the time and place and for the pur-
ibereofin the Portland Daily Press, a news
paper published at SAID fortland, seven Gays
before said meeting .
Now Therefore nonce ID nefeOy, gIggn tnat
said CORPORATION will be held at the Office OF Ar
don W. Coombs. No. 85 Exchange street. in
said Portland on Monday the tWenty-sl1tin gay gay
of September A. d. 1898. at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon for the following purposes:
1, To see whether the stockholders Will vote
10 elect at said meeting all officers required by
the bylaws to be elected at thel regular annual
meeting. and to elect all such officers
2. 70 see whether the stockholders will vote
to sell and convey to the Portland Iand cape
Elizabeth Railway Company, perpetual flghl
Dock eky and its successors and assigns, over
strip Of flats twenty-five feet vide adjoining
Portland Bridge in South Portland. IN SAD
County OF Cumberland, upon the easterly side
thereof, and extending from land owned by the
estate of John B. Brown and others. nortnward'
" to the harbor commissioners line, togethel
with a right to construct. maintain use ana OPP
crate its tracks over and along said right OF
way, and for that purpose to drive necessary
pilng and erect the superstructure thereon
manner as not to interfere with the right Of way
over the same reserved to said Portland Dry
Dock, and its successors and assigns. And also
authorize some person TO sign. execute and de-
liver proper deed of such right of way.
Dated at satd Portland this twelfth day OF
September, in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and, eight hundred ana ninety-eight.
PHILIP g. BROWN.
sep1s dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
No Reaction

follows the use of Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract. 1t puts the nerves in good
trim, creates appetite-is certain cure
for indigestion, and promotes sound rest
full sleep.
Richard Stahl, General Director,
Hoyt's Theatre, New York, author and
composer of the Sea King" Lion
Tanner" etc., writes: l find Johann
Hoff's Malt Extract giving me the most
strength and satisfaction. 1 cannot
praise it enough. Three weeks ago
was entirely exhausted from overwork:
to-day feel like new man.
Johann Hoff's is the original malt
extract-was introduced in 1847. Do
not be defrauded by cheap substitutes,
which are merely malt extracts in name,
and have no intrinsic value. Johann
Hoff, New York, Berlin and Paris.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-22
TopAY,s PROGRAMME.

The programme of today's events il as
follows:
800 a. m.-Trial of strength of draft
oxen, feet inches and all over. Also
oxen classed under z feet inches.
Grand cavalcade and trades procession,
premium stock. All premium stock and
horses must appear in this cayalcade to be
entitled to their premiums.
1900 m.-TriaI of strength of draft
horses. .o
100 D. m.-Trotting, No. 8, purse $500
for 2.ls class, trot or pace; NO. 2, purse
$3.50 for 2. SO class, trot or pace; NO. o.
pur Sc 500 for 2 so class, urot or pace.