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La Junta tribune., 1898-12-28

women is DR.. Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser.
A splendid 1908 page volume,
with engravings and colorcd
plates. A copy, paper-cov-
cred, will be sent to anyone
sending tweuty-onc cents in
one-cent stamps. to pay the
cost of mailing oHiy, to DIR.
X. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Cloth bound. 81 stamps.
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-28

ste to regain their coveted health and
strength.
II = just these people that DR.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery is designed to
aid II IL the strong, helping hand for
those who are in the extreme of bodily
weakness and nervous exhaustion II
promptly tones, nourishes and builds up
the entire system. II gives keen appe-
tite. good digestion, pure blood. muscular
strength, nerve-force and renewed activity
when first wrote YOU I was completely dis
outraged" says Mrs. W. NJ. Satterly. living al
Richford. Tioga Co., n. v. CP, o. Box ss, in a
letter to DR.. Pierce. a. was in pain all the time
eouid not lie In b<si on account Of severe. sharp
cutting pains in my back and right hip Had
paiu all through the lower part Of my body aud
my eibows hurt me much could scarcely
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scaiy and hung ike sacks on my arms My
husband called the doctor. and he said il was
weakness, and my age. His medicine did me
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The most valuable book for both men and
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Banks.

THE LA JUNTA STATE BANK
A general banking business transacted.
Capital stock s.0,tSo Surplus 800. X.
Steen. President. A. &. Draper. Vice
President: ". z. Farwell. cashier. Lii
JontA. Colorado.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans
Commercial. 25c. premium; bank 81 premium
Observation-Disclosures. par; selling, 1sc- premium.
San Francisco-Sight The: telegraph. 200.
Cincinnati-Over counter. SOC. premium; be-
tween banks. Doc premium Boston-Par TO
Be premium Savannah-Buying, 1-18c. dis
count: selling, 1-10c. premium. Chicaso-25c.
premium. ST. Lou!s-50c. premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges.
$50 Oa9. 1855; balances Ss.O24.8OS. Chicago-Ex-
changes, S17, 432. 032: balances. $2,1I.92l Bal
timore-Exchanges. S2.279647; balances, 1897. :
$40 observation-disclosures SI,7G6,322; bal
ances. 81 1913. $50. Boston-Exchanges, S132l9.-
951; balances. 81. 251 SS3
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate in
London. IaQ1 per cent. Open market discount
rate, 1%Q1li per cent for short and long bills.
Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent Paris, ~ per
cent Paris exchange n London. 20 francs q
oentimes. Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks
1874 pfenrings
EUROPEAN SECURITIES- lritisn consos.
111L for money and Ill SIG for the ac-
count French rentes. 102 francs 80 centimes.
Spanish 4 per cents in London. BAN, advanced Is.
= GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. $3.50; Lisbon.
81 80; Buencs Ayres, 1874 80; Rome 1925.
E2zH silver AARKET.-Bar silver. 5SXo~
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WALL STREET ND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE RITIES.-Market dull and
steady Standard OF closed at 43o443i, against
430Q441 on Saturday Last prices OF othe.
nrorninent issues were Brooklyn Elevated Ger
tiNcates 22Q23: Brooklyn Elevated stock. when
issued. 23I2d24 preferred. - bid: Brooklyn
CITY Railroad. 2l0l2g@l2i2: Kings County Ele-
waited. 27A bid Glue common. 16AQ40H4
preferred. 1905 101; Standard Gas common. 1890
1A1: preferred. 1j5Ql6o; Mutual Gas, 33Og34o
Amsterdam Gas common. 304sq30&: preferred.
72m721.; bonds. l014lOlA
DIES MONIES AND FORT DODGE.-The an
nual report OF the Des Moines and Fort Dodge
Railway Company for the year ended December
81 shows: Gross earnings. S155,516; disburse-
rnent. s151 474: surplus. S4040; surplus. Deem
Der 81. 1895 $67 OBJ; total surplus. S7l072 less
per cent dividend. payable August l. leaving
a final balance Of $25.3l6.
RANK STOCK SALES.-Twenty-t two shares
Of the Park Bank stock sold on the STOCK EN-
change at 3OG and eleven shares at BIO against
300 the last preceding sale. and twenty one
shares OF Merchants Bank stock 500 AT lf"12.
against 1887 the last preceding sale
FOREIGN CROP PROSPECTS.-"The Mark
Lane Express" weekly review OF the crop situa-
tion SAWS: The warmer weather comes In time
to help the wheat, which has reached the criti-
cal caring stage. hut the most which can be
honed for js an Increased acreage to balance the
decrease in the yield Rust has INVADED the
wheat fields Of France and heavy rains have
laid the corn In entire departments: hut II is
stil hoped that there Will be an average crop.
There are good reports from Russia. both of the
Alma and Ghirka sowings
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago June 20 (SpecisD Efforts were MAX
Ing all day long By those interested in liouidat-
ing the big Letter wheat estate to get into the
Armour control the big lines OF wheat held in
the Northwest by those who were interested
with Letter. but whose holdings were apart from
his. There important meeting Of bank
ers In this city. The Psbury interest was rep
resented The Peaveys were here in person
Argument Of those who are most Interested Is
that the wheat can be liquidated best II the
whole business Is done through one set OF ma
chinery. Last week those who were trying TO
liquldate the Letter wheat felt competition from
those who were in hurry TO liquldate the indie
pendent wheat I'm the Northwest There was
about 100000 bushels OF this In all positions
The bankers who helping the owners 70
finance 1t feel that the estate would pay better
II there was only one selling agency. The de-
cison not reached to-day, but even II this
wheat 10 not put under the Armour control
there will be some means devised so that the
two interests will not be spelling each others
market. There were evidences OF a somewhat
improved feeling toward the close Of the day
The Northwestern markets were up sharply
from the bottom. Armours asking prices at
night were from 2 to cents better than they
were early in the day The cash sales were at
least 100000 bushels. Anxiety about the fnan-
cial situation in the Northwest created an I'M
easy feeling In wheat here at the opening Gables
were almost panicky Liverpool closing 3D. to
o4d. lower and Antwerp showing even a greater
decline There greatly improved weather
West Northwest and Southwest. Everything at
the outset seemed bearish as conceivable
The price reflected It, July here losing PA cents
September and December over a cent There were
worse breaks in the Northwest. The bears had
the situation all their own way for an houg then
there a turn. and all the early loss was re-
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auction 5aIes- finan1iaL
->---~~ re--e>,- --
LOUIS MESIER, AuctiOneer.
Regular Auction Sale Of
STOCKS AND BONDS
aDnuA>i 80 ~llil ED & SON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE I'D.
At 1870 O'Clock At the New York Rea-E'ia'' sAeS
No Ill Broadway
1Pv order ~ Executors
40 shs. American coal Co c ,..ep>sA
81 I<h.gh and Nilkesharrs Coal Co 'Ins H''-
7 p. Rds 1900
,By oriar Of TrusteesN
I shr Chemical National Bank
dor account Of whom II may eoh0e'nS
4 shs American Exchange National Rank
80 shs lew York Fire Ins. co
- shs Commonwealth lns GO. -.
81 600 city OF Lima. Ohio. p c. Boa ~"
10 shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co
200 an. Rrookyn Real Estate Exchange 'Loa-
is shs Equitable Trust Co. OF Conn.
% sin Tile and Trust Co
central Trust Co
IS shs Natl Park Bank
IL Bank of America. -
Gold BIDS l9+5.
& shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co
20 shs Importers and Traders Nail BANK
10 shs Guaranty Trust co.
20 shs state Trust 60.
10 shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co
~ sh. Natl Park Bank o>,
81 OcD Jersey CIV y c. Water Scrip OF lSoi. ,rA
$4,000 Central Il. r. 90. Of n. J. : p C con" NV
&. 600 Vest shore r. r. Co. 4p Resstd Quar-. ba~'
238l -, IA. ,a6l
IS OOO Illinois Central r p. c. Regstd bds' W."
30 shs Natl Butchers and Brewers Bank. . ~ In
IS OSS 33 Columbus Sandusky Hooking Il X :"
come Mtge. BID. Scrip
shs Natl. Bank OF Commeroe
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. ~ per cent
Time money nrmer at 2i1 per cent for sixty
days, s per cent for three months per cent
for four months and 315 per cent for six months.
Commercial paper rates were 1894 per cent for
all periods for the best names and above for
names not so we'll known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and
unchanged. Actual closing rates were:
c.hls, Sight Sixty days
s..~s,n~ As5& 4S5hd4.&k 4ST4s4A
France : nlsn-i-l6 o2o-l 20 b2l as y *-l-io
RmAks 3on eox4ooo y" On 20 - ,,ee& 80
Galders 4O0 ~ o-ioUa"< w A-A'S'''
Following are the posted rates Of the leading
drawers OF foreign exchange:
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Actual cash oa..lss. eils76 $50. e47so4 Inc.

Actual cash bal.tls5'sll8I6 sls9o4'77E I10' . '7
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ceipts reported from Washington. SILL 80 IN
ternal revenue receipts. 81 OF 9Oi, and the mis-
ceaneous receipts. S1S052; total Government
receipts for the day. 1881 55; expenditures
$4,000 Receipts for the month to deie' ~
26s 800; expenditures S3333s 900 excess OF eA
penditures Sl3US9 645. Receipts for ne nscai
wear to date. 1891 30 1913: expenditure, Sis
ISL 1O5; excess Of expenditures, $3I.o1l o. ite-
cepts Of National bank notes for redemption
to-day S340.214.
sT-R.TREAsr-RY.-The sub-Treasury was a
debtor at the Clearing House S1,026643 Its nSt
loss on balance since Friday was S1IS 3'S, made
I'D by a gain in coin Of S2O9, AS am loss ID
currency OF 1888 306. TO-days operations IN
Guided: Receipts SS276001; payments SoId4
SOS resulting in a general balance of >l3I ' go
1874. consisting Of Sl03.400311 coin and Sz."p'.-
O63 currency Receipts Of saturday ana To-Day
s11. 435.OO2 payments. SO 1850.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
of two days ago. compared with the last preced-
ing statement gives the following balances
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STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
SHORTS COVER CONTRACTS
aoND MARKET INAcTIvE-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday OF the pri'cipA' 60
',-,,,as ond net changes from Saturdays last
ouotations we're as follows:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June 20 P. m.-Amercan securities
moved but little all day Ard closed dull. There
were no special features Last prices were:
Atchison 13I.: Canadian Pacific. SOY; St Paul
1O1I: Illinois Central 107. Louisville and Nash
VILE 53ih. New-York Central. 1l6, Erie, 1"7s )
PENNSYLVANIA. 59i. Reading, ga; Erie first pre-
ferred. 36is Mexican ordinary. 19a4. and Grand
Trunk. :
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STATE, ISSUES-Virginia funded debt Eos
OF 1891, $500 sold at IN.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market dull and ir1es-
ular at small price changes. Total sales amount
"a in par value to S1,371,O00 The heavies'
dealings were in the Atchison adjustment Is
Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS. Central OF Georgia
Arst incomes. Burlington and Quincy NeorasKa
extension 4s) St. Paul terminal os, Erie general
lien and prior As. Mexican international As
Kansas and Texas first As Northern PACING
general lien IS. St. Louis and San Francisco
GENERAL So and 6s. Texas and Pacific seconds
Union Pacific seconds. Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf first receipts. Wisconsin Central first
receipts. Fort Worth and Denver Ci1. hrsts'
Reading Is and Southern Pacific OF Arizona
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Outside SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BENDS
CReported by c. L Hudson & Co. No. 50 wsil-s)
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GAS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
Reported BY c. l. Hudson & Co. No. SO wall-sto
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

Stocks quiet
Saturday. To-day Saturday. To day.
Biscuit ....... 3OS 3os North Chicago. .207 2O7ii
do pref....... % Oh Stravboard ~
Diamond Ms'chl8 ia5 West Chicago. o04 DIV
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az disl1eni
BANK STOCKS
reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. . wan-st)
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against 57%c on Saturday. Mexican SILVER ao,-
lars. 45Isc Bar silver in London. lid ad-
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Sales. $4,000 regis
tered As OF 1907 at 109h and $1,000 coupon rs
of 1907 at Ill Final quotations follow:
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BOSTON STOCKS.

-F>,-n~h.d by r L. Day Co. No I Broad-st)
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Deposits
Deposits with other
with clear banks and
ing-house trust COM
agent. pa MES.
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

5000 L : IS Reg 907.lO
500 co A. Cou is07.lil
y Merchants Bk- .li6
% PARK Bank. .SU1
- 20 ...........5lO
1900 Va Fund Debt 2
So OF 1891 Il
700 Am T0o Scrip o.. VA
100 Ann A. lst Is. eiA
5000 Atea TOD Il ) r
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The Churches.

Next Sunday, July Sd, will be observed as
childrens day at the M. E. church The
pastor will address the children at 1915
a, M, followed by the Sunday school as
usual. A Sunday school concert will be
given in the evening.
Services at the Universalist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Morning worship
with sermon at 1915, followed by Sunday
school, Devotional meeting in the vestry
at six led by the pastor. At the morning
service the choir will sing "Recessional" by
DeKoven, and "Hark, Hank my SOUL by
j. B. Dykes.
Rev. Randall T. Capen sent the following
despatch to the First Baptist church in this
city in reply to his call to their pastorate:
Watertown, Mass. June %, '9S.
To the First Baptist Church, Belfast.
Mrs. Cnas. Fl. Twomby, clerk
| heartily accept your invitation to the
pastorate. Will be with you July 3rd.
Cor. %. RANDALL T. CAPEN.
This, Thursday evening there will be the
customary prayer meeting at the North
Church Topic, "Christening as a Token of
Love- Ps. 119 $3.50; Heb. 1870 Is; Rev. %
IL. 1t enlarges experience, deepens SYM
pathies, strengthens character, promotes
hrmer trust IN God. Next Sunday services
will be as follows: Morning worship at
10 10 with sermon by the pastor, Rev G. s.
Mills. The Sacrament of the Lord 8 Supper
will he observed Sunday school at II M .
Conservation meeting of the c. E. society at
615 p. III. Topic, The conservation of abil-
ity, Hag. 2:19 Mark 12:2931 Lecture by
| the pastor at 10 p. IN. in the vestry
The Waterman, Boston, of June 23rd has
the following in regard to the ordination of
! Randall T. Capen:
| WATERFOWL. On Thursday, June 10th,
| council was called by the First Church to
examine Randall T. Capen of the last class
| at Newton, with view to his ordination.
| seventeen churches Of the Boston North
| Association were represented. DR.. Q. B.
| Crane was chosen moderator and DIR. A.
Blackburn clerk. After an examination of
more than usual thoroughness the council
voted itself satisfied with the brother
statement of his Christian experience, call
to the ministry, and views of doctrine and
belief" and recommended that the church
proceed to ordination. Public services were
held in the evening. Sermon by DR.. Lori
mer; prayer by DR.. r. J. Adams CHI arge by
Prof. G. R. Brown; welcome to the ministry
| by Rev E. A. Capen, father of the candi-
date; hand of fellowship by Rev. J. S.
Swain. The young brother, by virtue of
his heredity, his culture, and his evident
ability, gives promise of great usefulness.
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The Sunday school Of the North church
gave very interesting children's day con.
cert at the church Sunday evening. The
church was very prettily decorated with
white relieved with green sprigs, with few
plants, etc. There was a large attendance.
The program was as follows:
March
Responsive Reading
hymn, Singing for Jesus
Prayer, Pastor
Suffer little children, Houston Small
kindergarten Exercises
Chlidren's Day, Marjorie D. Pilsbury
500, Miss Durham
Llttie Brown Thrush, Cora Morrison
Duet, Evelyn Morrison and Alma Colby
Ye are my Friends, Five children
Hymn, Scatter Sunshine
My Grandpa, Ben Stonev
song, sweet Content, Children
Little Builders, Frank STABLES
Three Verses,
Bessie McMahan, Bertha Wiley
and Margaret Smell
Song, Among the Trees, Children
Before the Collection. Tommy Bowker
Collection for Cong. s. S. and Pub. Society
Address, Rev. W. c. Pond
Hymn, Onward Christian Soldier
Benediction, Pastor
The Baptist Sunday school gave
concert Sunday evening. which was largely
attended, with the foil owing program:
Organ voluntary
Gloria Patri.
Invocation.
Greeting song.
scripture, Ps. xxi.
Song, why should children be so happy? ?"
By eight little girls.
Recitation, "Children's Day"
darlands for Jesus Chorus
RECITATION, "Flowers."
Hail this day. Chorus
dialogue, "The sparrow and the daisy -
Song, Upon the breath of morn"
Recitation. "The blue bell"
Solo and chorus, PRAISE Him
Exercise, "What readest thou?'
Recitation, IF | We're a sunbeam "
Song, "HOw we love Jesus"
Exercise, ''Loving messages \
Solo and chorus, Good bve "
Benediction.
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DIST GURED
FOR LIFE

Our little girls hunor commenced with
tiny sore on one nostril, but it kept on spread
ing till we thought she would never get it
cured We tried everything we could get,
but it kept getting larger all the time, till
both nostrus, the upper lip, part Of the loacer
lin, and up one side to the eye, acre solid sore
We thought there was no cure, and that she
would be disfgured for life. Finally we tried
CtT1cURA REMEDIES. We used CUTIcURA
REsoLvENr and nearly a box of CUr1cuRA
(ointment), and in short time she was en-
tirely well. with no scar or trace of the humor.
Mrs. VIM, CHICHESTER, Plainville, Ct.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR ToRTUR1Ne. DTsF1a-
rRJNG MINORS Win Loss HAIR.-Warm baths with
CUTIcrRA Soar gentle anontings with CUTIcuRA, and
mild doses Of CUrICURA REsoLvENT.
ao,dtbroucnout the world POTTER DRUG AND CHIN
Cor Props Boston. How to Cure Baby Humon, free.
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sold for Pacific account for $40, O00.. >. he
F. G. White Co. loaded sch. Harriet Rogers
yesterday with hay for Seal Harbor.
WEDDING ANNIvERsARY IN UNITY. Mr.
and Mrs. R. r. Spinney celebrated the 1Stl
anniversary of their marriage, Monday, June
GOTH Music and dancing were the order of
the evening. Ice cream and cake were
served. They received the following pres
ents: Linen table CLOTH Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stevens; linen napkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Moshier; framed picture, ST..
Cecilia, DR.. and Mrs. Cook; linen towel
shade lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rand
Miss Ollie Rand and Mr.. B. P. Hurd; glass
fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Jones; berry
dish, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reynolds silk
picture throw, Miss Clara Grant; hassock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Baxter; pie stand and
majoica plate, Mrs. Charles Webster; china
plate, Sue Hamilton and Lizzie Webster !;
glass water pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. P.
Libby; Delft salad dishes, Mrs. FL. f. NJ
Phillips; pink china cream pi tcher, George
Reynolds glass tea set, Mr.. and Mrs George
and Mr.. Clement Webster; stockings and
" The Last of the Mohicans,'' Mrs. +. G
Royal; lace picture throw and pair of
silver dessert spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Wiley silk head-rest, Mrs. Samuel Rollins
Christie knife and white apron, Mrs. Virgil
Harding majolica pitcher Alton Roberts and
Arthur Rand silver napkin ring and berry.
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Parkhurst; glass
bonbon dish, Leonard and Effie Reynolds
gold bowled silver sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs
S. P. Libby; silver napkin ring, George L
Libby; five crochetted table mats, Miss
| Addie Rollins; glass tart stand, Mr.. George
| and Misses Estelle and Marietta Bacon
pair of linen towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Wood; silver ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Bacon; pair of fruit plates, Mr.. and Mrs
George Taylor; pair of glass pickle dishes
and platter, Mrs. Eleanor Perkins gilt edge
delft plate, Miss Ida Bessy; silver dessert
and table spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly
| glass water pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G
Dodge; glass salad bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. S. X
Webster two fruit plates, Mr.. and Mrs. E
D. Chase, and china cake plate, Mrs. Charles
| Murch. All enjoyed the evening very mucf
and wish them many happy returns.
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STEAMER NOTES. Beginning this week
steamer Saaca, Capt. 0. c. Oliver, which
has been running between Portland, Booth
bay, Bath and Wiscasset, will make two
trips per week between this city and Port
Tand She will leave Mondays and Thurs
days and make connection for New York,
over the Maine Steamship Co.'S line. The
Maine Coast Navigation Co., which owns
the Salacia, has leased the old Dole & Fogg
wharf and storehouse at Bangor. The
Salacia will lay over in Bangor Wednesday
and Sunday, and do an excursion business
to Penobscot bay resorts. Her trips will be
wholly in the day time. leaving Portland
Tuesdays and Saturdays at + a. m. Belfast
at 3 80 p. m, and arriving at Bangor at 4.
She leaves Bangor Mondays and Thursdays
at a. NJ. Belfast at s; and arrives at Port
land, Rockland, Camden, Belfast and
Bucksport. The Boston steamber be-
gan on their arrangement of six trips
per week June oath. They arrive from
Boston every morning except Monday at
about o'clock and leave for Boston every
afternoon except Sunday. The hour of leav-
ing Monday is 3 clock; other days o'clock
The boats now make regular landings at
Northport Campground. THE Castine
takes delegates and others to the Democratic
State and District conventions at Bangor to.
day. Saturday she will bring an excursion
from Brooksville, Castine and Islesboro tc
Belfast, arriving here at 10 o'clock and leav
ing at go July 4th she will run in connec
ton with the celebration in Searsport. She
| will leave Lincolnville at As and Camden al
| 7.30 for Searsport taking the Lincolnville
| Band and such others as wish to go. After
| landing this party at Searsport she will come
to Belfast for passengers, making two trips
leaving Lewis wharf st 1890 and 80
She will return to Belfast, Lincoln
Vile and Camden in the evening.
Str. Laurena is making regular trips
between Belfast and Northport Camp
| ground. She leaves Lewis wharf Bel
fast, lat a. M, l. 20 and 6 20 p. M, and leave
the Campground at 615 a. M, II 30 and
p. m. The fare is Is cents each way or q
cents for the round trip.
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Glass Convention,

1.-THE Republican voters of the representative
class composed of the towns of Winterport, Mon
roe, Frankfort and Brooks are notified to meet at
the Town Hall, in Monroe, Saturday, July I'd, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Representative to the Legislature
and to elect class committee for the ensuing
two years, and transact such other business as
may properly come before said committee. Win
terport is entitled to ten delegates, Monroe six,
frankfort four, Brooks four.
Per order Republican Glass Committee,
LEWIS ATWOOD, Chairman.
Winterport, June 10, 1898.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-30
CAUCUS NOTICES,

MONROE. The Republicans of Monroel are
requested to meet at the town house in said town,
on Thursday, June 80, at 7 oclock P. NJ, to choose
delegates to attend the class convention to be
held at the town house at Monroe, July I'd, at 10
o'clock A.. NJ. PER ORDER.
Monroe, June 81, 1888.