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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

Green Lake.
The cottages here were well filled sun
day, and fishing Was brisk
Mr.. Nye and family, Of Boston, are Wis
itlng Fred Nye, of this place.
Misses Matte Grant and Essie Douglass,
of Ellsworth, are visiting friends here
Mrs. Edgar Higgins, of Boston, is &C.
cupying the cottage formerly owned by
Mrs. Brigham Haynes.
Aug, . L. \ r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

North LamoiHe.
Capt. a. 3. Holt, who has been spend
ing the summer at home, has gone to
Boston to resume command of his vessel,
the Helen q. Moseley'.
\. L. Linscott and {. A. Richardson. OF
East jefferson, who are engaged in out
of-door photography, are boaz1ing at
present win Mrs. Henry Cogg us.
Rev. ;. p. Peudleton. " hu recently
began his labors at Lsmoine church, gave
an interesting talk to the children last
Sunday afternoon i'll the school house
in this district from the words The Lord
Is my Shepherd'.
Aug
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

The man who wins, she said, sis the
man who is always ready to embrace
an opportunity" well, -" he whispered.
after he had slipped an arm around her.
how do strike you s7 winner?n "On-
~ talr, she answered. ''This might
have happened month ago."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
EastbrooK

Edstprook.
LAST Sunday afternoon as David Wilbur
and Anon Googins were going toward
Cave Hill, Googins in some way ran
against knife in the hands Of his friend
and received dangerous wound He
was carried to Charles Wilbur's near by
and doctor summoned. The knife en-
tered the body near the heart, and the ac-
cident was very near a fatal one.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

Its kind OF encouragin," said Farmer
Corntossel, ito hear old Joe Backfigger
sort O. gettin' up to date" But he
arguin' agin the annexation Of Hawaii,
which is all past an done" 'I know It.
But it's good sign, It shows he's gittin'
his mind off O. 'l6 to 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

Papa" said Freddie. "the Spaniards
call us Yankee pigs; why don't we call
them some horrid manner" 1--WE do
said little Tim. Owe call them Span
iards."~ -Hdrper's Bazar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
Bucksporr.

Bucksporr.
Elwood, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel kirst, fell from the steps of c. c.
Homer store Monday, and broke one of
his legs.
John d. Lawrence has purchased OF j.
'. Daney the Central fish market Mr.
Daney has returned to Skowhegan to
look after his market there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
Sullivan.

SULLIVAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Emery are receiv-
ing congratulations on the advent of an
eleven pound boy on Wednesday morn
ing. No little stranger was ever given a
warmer welcome, or ever entered a more
comfortable home.-Bar Harbor Record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

\ town in which fine highways cen
ter is veritable lodestone for drawing
desirable residents and increased bust
ness within Its limits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
BrooksyiUp

Joseph Lymburner, who has been so i'll
with paralysis Of the throat for the past
year, died Thursday. Mr.. Lymburner
leaves wife and several children, a
brother, Jonn Lymburner, OF Ellsworth,
and a eet, Mrs Eleanor Dodge, of
Revere Nqs7-
Aug. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

Hoods pills cure liver Ills, binousness, ind,
gestion, headache. Easy to take, easy 70 oper.
ate. 25c--Adrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
A HEALTH
BUILDER

IN constructing building
! You must begin at the
foundation. 1t is so with the
al. +. Atwocd's Bitters.
They make stomach and d.
gestion right, and thus furnish
good material with which to
build. You will have a good
strong body in which to dwell
if you use al. F.
35c. a bottle Avoid limitations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
Gouldsboro

Gouldsboro-
Mrs. Martha Rolfe fell one day last
week and broke her ankle.
Rev. j. W. Day presiding elder, preached
here last Wednesday evening.
Enoch Newman and family have
moved home from Prospect.
n. H. Sowle and wife, OF Bar Herbor,
who have been spending few days in
their house here, have returned to Bar
Harbor.
Aug. !. JEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
Sound.

sound
Mrs. Arthur Murphy visited friends in
West fremont last week.
George Sargent visited his mother in
Northeast Harbor last week. She is home
from Bangor where she has been at work
the past year.
The Misses Rachel and Linnie Ward
well, OF Bucksport, accompanied by their
nephew, Page Homer, of Bangor, are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. Walter Lake.
Aug. / h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03

Miss Georgia Holt, of Boston, who is
spending The summer here teaching piano
playing, is to give a recital in the town
hail on Wednesday evening, August l..
She will be assisted by Miss Mabel Mona
CHAN, soprano, OF Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
SUB.
Btueiiili

In the obituary of Irwin II, Harden,
which appeared in last week AMERICAN
The writer made especial mention OF
Frank Slower because of the care he gave
Mr.. Harden in his last illness, but had no
intention of implying he was the only
brot her-in- law. The brother and sisters
Of Mrs. Irwin Harden, and also heir com
panions, held Mr.. Harden in true BROTH
ery esteem, Edwin Consry, of East
Somerville, Mass, come to Bluehill pur-
posely to attend the funeral service. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Dodge also were present.
Aug. ,. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-03
North LauoIHe.

East Bluehill lodge. Nc. SO, 40. Nv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
JAMES RIVER
LINE BLOCKED.
Freight-Car Knocks Out the Span Ct
a Bridge.
THREE CARS IN JACKSON RIVER.
Passengers and baggage VIII lie
Transferred While n Temporary
span l. Being BuiIt-The Main
Line Is Not interfered With.
THREE CARS IN JACKSON RIVER.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Dec. 3-Spc-
cial.-A disastrous freight wreck occurred
~ the east end Of clifton Forge .his
afternoon As freight train No. 90. on
The James River Division OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. was crossing
the bridge over Jackson river. a baN car.
about The middle OF the train. Jumped the
track. and after running a short distance
on the ties. struck the south span 81 the
bridge. knocking i- INTO 1le river. thirty
feet below. Two other box ears went
down with the span and one other was
derailed
Brakeman Mitchell Ras riding on one
OF the cars and escaped By running % the
front Of the train Three men, who
were beating their way. Jumped from one
OF the cars just as IL began CD rlrn over.
Fortunately. no one was hurt.
AT freight traffic viii BE- suspended
ril temporary span caD De hl-4L which
viii take several days
Passengers and baggage wtI g. trans
fsEFed around the wreck. The main il-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
: TLL,faN's sON.

II you are looking FOR wines ard liquors.
Uumlns IS the place % sei them 4 le@
special for Xmas.
Pure Catawba Wine per gallon, nc;
Rest Claret Wine. per gallon. loc. Vine
fo- Jelly sc.. California Sherry Vine,
7ac Imported Sherry Wine, 81. tort
yyira nc Claret Wines per bottle. I'M
rorred Sc. Rye Whisky So, Old Rye
yvhisxey. years old. 3, OH Rye Whis-
key. years old. s.. ~. Old Rye Whtskey,
5 years Old s.. Fine North Car0lina Cora
Whiskey. years old. s.. French Brandy
> wears Old s.. Pure Old Virginia Apple
Brandy. &. Old French Brandy. , years
GA s.. New England Rum. s.. Imported
Gin s.. Blackberry Wine +sic-. Black
berry Brandy Der gallon SC, Fine ca
tawba Wine. per gallon &c, Pure Viz
ziaia Peach Brauty. Per gallon. s.; Good
Holland Gin $50. Sweet Cider, per gal
Ion. &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

-..r..r- ,-4q % N 7-hs --1ffr are cor
Clock ana : r VI Inc ,--'. - ~. -.''
-'.l -s r--.-.,- .,--i,',r,-
Rev. Or hhe-i'l. oi l-.-'-
vii condlcl me serves
che Second Frealy leIi-A .-----I -.
" and 4 r. IL ll la7
-'i.-- ~ .--i-- ,..--.f a., re
fil-li'n Cd plt-- .--
University 90 virginia
Ler. J. j Wicker is conductins
l-ss OF great interest -ll power az "
View Baptist church me cong -ilus
are very large lli -he OUTLOOK Tor great
revival . exceedingly good ,....,.
ia the pasrocare and also 10 evans...-..l.
work. he Is an earnest R--.---1 gas
ana mas F-l. 9s-7 .'-. ,.,, -....
A. .-e N-F 49,
Broad s-reef. Rev. Wt-trA r. 49,
~ Boston. Mass WIZ -'--- --- r,.l.-.,.-..
vices ltn7 lA ..f
commencing on To-Day p. = =. 81
j. 81 strangers are 49,, --
Ti--t Books are -la-1A --- -i-
given free
Dr. j. p.-- l-7-'t - ..--
Baptist church. Nll pr-- .
mon this morning &C II o COCK 20 e--l
Junior ORDER ol Ail.-.e.h ii ,.-.i,..,' ~,
the subject ot l-r -l-i-- - ---7-
Safeguard ..rso.,,
Dr. DLls nielt subject "Hl D7 -''"
ro Deal With our e-ns- --,.,..,
The 90 D. 81 - .s,...-r'.-s,
Christian cAlr WIZ $3.50 A.
day tn7 H'l-iHs 70 ,r-,,-.ir ,-fif
night the pastor, Rev :. K NJ y 81 ---
preach bis subject GEMS enc
VI che Bible on -iF.l.L-LloH-
AZ -he .--.s D. r n
cay ana -Al'-l-l1 -r -,-.,-r a.. n
t.-~ .-l-s. -. --.-,r'.-s ana s1e-
p. 49, - -.-. o.-'f.s s1oDe-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
SUNDAY SERVICES
Those Who VIII Preach To-Day and
Their subjects.

Those Who VIII Preach To-Day and
Their subjects.
pav u- re-e WI-hersro0n. ~ Grace
---..-- p-a.1vt riln ctlrcl. enters upon
he ssegrd year NJ his Dasror4te ms
morning when DE- Viii rlAe Tor tle SUD-
f.rr III his discourse WHAT the
a.-y owes rta Pulpit. and 10
a..hr lie will deliver another Dis
eocr-e. 3D. continuation m enc s-ql-tt.
blt VIII change b. to "la- me F-i-.-
owes rra Pew. Ileze tlseclrses VII
ror only he Interesting, bug llef VIII DC
Instructive ODD the -le % showing -Ae l--
-ies ~ pastor and people
T.,. Mem. Meeting ln Association h7l
mis- AFTERNOON win be a most at
lraat.ge 1-e E-.a-4- .lst " a. b l----.il-
ain Adde'S ftts meeting. taking ror his
theme "A Poor Master and Fcc- Pay
Al b. vv Hunter Jr VIII be The s1lcisr
m .-e sf-a-rr.r Mr. Ireland, now
..o-- .---l.rI-- and helpful speaker. was
---.r- Ia rhe criminal World As KID
Davis"
~. Rows. Gospel ARMY service Wil be
rrft ,- : o'clock. and llr. Ireland Ul.i
~. . short r1r- 10 Che boys taking Pr
81. r-a--. -rfod. or Father. The Man
faIin ana Guitar Quartetre viii play Dur
.r- che song service
w. Workers Bi1le Training C4ass vii
u-e- Ia tae Blue Boom at 5;ls and Gym
-..i-,-, rlhf. s-ufy Clue In the parl0r az
s.r- youns men are Invited
7-bs p.Ii~irl- W0rk Committee viii
h.rT ~ ir,norrlnt meeting al 3 o'clock
b, 80. rrf,,s Pooom. % prepare Tor a num-
30. - -9se,al meetings. watch viii be ad-
3ressed by leading evanselists and lee
trrers h Is hoped every member Of the
..t.-... rrfT be present
p1~ Tamas schooineld, who has spent
-. - in svangelistic work. viii be-
- s.ris. 1f meetings az the ALssioa
T.b,.~rar,e at II east Broad street To-
cav h. vii spsak az II \ NJ and F. NJ
At3P ~ he VIII pse4eE ~ tne
Union Gospel Mission. ~ n"fta sew
.-.. .+raat The meetings On Broad
-. anrinr the week VIII he Il ].
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
PECULIAR POISON.
Generated in the Human Body.
The Result of imperfect Digestion Of
food.

rvs-v living thing plant Or anli animal
ro1t4i-.s within iIseI the serEis OF ee -'-4'-
n ,ss .r-nan body these germs or
s.ssass ana death called - ser. SCI. -
ptcmaInes). are usually the FeS-I. ~ -
perfect digestion o. iood' -Ae
Indigestion q dyspepsia ,-.s,
The stomach. from ABUSE, -.
49, not nror,pcIy ard thoroughly distss
~, s~cF The result - a heavy. sodteu
80 v6ich gernenrs 1rhs process OK ee-
rav, uoisoning the blood. making II mr.
vglak ana lacking in red co-puscles. pos
cniuz the brain causing neaiieA4s ---1
pai8 IN the eyes
Bad digestion lrritates the heart. cals-
f-r naioitatisu and finally bringing on
disease Of this very Important organ
Poor digestion pcis0ns the kidneys
causing Brlgh--s disease ard diabetes
And this Is so because every organ.
arrrs nerve depends upon the 80 - = !,
alone for n0lrishm-nt and feneNdi, @'s-
weak digestion shows i5ssit uot oniy IT.
loss of appetite and flesh. but IN NaaA
nerves and muddy complexion
The great English scientist Huxley
safI the rest start In life IS a SOUND
stomach. weak stomacns fdil 20 digest
food properly because they LtcS the pro-
ra- quantity u digestive acids O1ctlc ana
hyfr1clloricf and pepr1senlc procure
the most sensible remedy ln All cases %
indigestion. Is % take after eacn meal
ore o- two Of Srua~t's Dyspepsia Tablets,
because they SUPPLY In a pleasant. barn, :
less form an the elements THAT weak
srruachs lack
Tne regular use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets win cure every form m sgonlac .
-rrrble except cancer 0t the stomach
Thc- increase flesh. insure pure blood.
strong nerves. a bright eye and clear COM
nferion. because an these result only from
wholesome food wen digesred-
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart Dr -
oensia Tablets ar 30 cents full sized pack
age Or rv mnu by enclosing price 20
Stuart Company Marshall Mich. but ask
your d-IEE FIRST
q little book on stomach diseases mailed
free Address 2. A. Stuart CO., Marshall,
Nirr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

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walkers " dis dav and rer.-ltIor I-
WAS ra-rae-r.- .s.l--. -H-.. r-- f.- r. throw
one arm around her bea1s neck and ha
h.- arm around her waist zoe n0-1n
struck .hem. And if Did, Eow and then
"a -ir would nut her r.rr ur her fellows
knee for hIu CD ..e her Slipper q. was
a.vars equal ODD the occasion -a-arII-ss
o- Che number and me asr Some of che
nlrs.cal attitudes were revelations la tl-s
i-a-
ms was gotten Lp so tlr rs posi-
AFTER che order of Eros Eye The cse-
DRAFTED Western caka-walfar who has
"- m'r -aan "a hundred ana l-5 pr-
in comp lo1 Williams wore 11-
c1ar. white vest. pun r.e diamond scarf
pin OF ars Dimensions. yellow chry l-
ta-n-nl. about inches .n lane-er. 1o.s-
tHrs rro-s rs --Aa a c1-r r-ootrt. -ln
shoes with an l1--o-da shine. and the
gag l-oH --r
~--- "l. ana +. -l
t-'-
~.--- '
f-- .- s---r -.--.-...F .-. ~ .7 .-.---
..or, --r---r -rI.- +. --... -o.-s.~-
r,e hrs l-,-
-
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--
- pr
snort dress that STOOD olr slightly a-er
ths order ot oa-s- skirt When she
+A
aer own individual col the exec
"s unique ---- --
was tlt -ne rr-1Fl "-
sudden easlc sn .ai lf Old
1e gain ana raua Lle t-
witches dance -n OF hrA ANai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

The teachers = Fairfield District Hen
rico we're paid or Yesterday az the
County school Board rooms.
The promise lecture brought great
many u the nrer-v school teachers out,
but Superintendent J.. W. southah. who
was expected Cd speak. Wis not present.
The lecture vas postponed until next
Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

AIRS Alice Swain Hlnter the we'll
known vocalist, is t0Delessiy in ar her
residence SO III east Grace street.
Mrs Hunter was taken suddenly uI
Friday evening becoming uIro ,=cious
just as she finished song Since that
time she has Jain IN M unconscious con-
d-l9n. and her physician. Dr Hugh M
Taylor. holds our no hope o. her recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Deputy sheriff Lou Russell has returned
from three days official Trip into The
country.
he secured large number 0f Jurors.
from a-uorr whom wiI De- selected jury
for the December term dl-inr which
j. P-nr0se carter win be- tried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
4 SUGGESTION.

What Is prettier for H0hday Presents
than the rew style Photos m Aezzo INT
or Carbon. made By wills < hrac-ey.
Successors % the DAVIS e-AsJfs' ~
east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB RACES.

Deep Run Hunt Club races postponed
% Tuesday. December 6th- Frs, race AZ
one th.-ty. Admission. fly cents.
Tickrrs on sale az Branch R. Allen 5,
Geo shoen's and VIM C. Schmidrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

uavs your Photos made BY Wills &
tr... srccesssrs 70 the Davis Cal
lsrv. They are the best and most artistic
but not lowest IN price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

INSIST UPON YOUR MILk<MAN FUR
nishIng your milk in stertiized glass
IRIS IN order TO secure cleanliness and
correct Measure Shouid your milk
man refuse 10 furnish. glass Jars the2
try CHATSWORTH DAIRY CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Try CHATsWORTH DAIRY CREAM
from our own SEPARATOR made from
morning milk. cniy = cents pepr
quart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
LAKE, CHARLES LOCALS. !

? -. - r. -.Lt - IT.. Is
a. Committee to Prepare Charter
Amendments Organized.
Lake Charles, La, November 15.--The
committee Of twenty fiNe 10 prepare amend
mente to the city ci,arer met last night at
man was elected temporary chairman and
DR.. L. III. Moss secretary. Mr. Kaufman
stated the object OF the meeting and out
lined the work tlle committee has ahead OF
ii. Mr.. Arad Thompson was made perma-
mont chairman and Alderman Leon Cha
vanne secl etary. On motion Hon. II. c..
Drew was added 10 the committee. A
committee of five on order OF procedure
was appointed by the chair as follows:
j. H. Spearing, A. b. Mccain and G. T.
Rock. MIR. Kaufman rendered to the com
mfttee and the sub committees the use Of
the directors room of the First National
bank. THE meeting adjourned 10 next Mon
day evening There were sixteen members
of the committee present last evening. Con-
sideidlng that three were out OF the city
and thBt THE weather was Very Indictment,
this attendance shows that the gentlemen
are taking great interest In the matter and
much good may be expected from their de-
liberiations.
MI. y S. Phillips, prosperous rice
fatnier Of jennings was transactng bust
ness in the city this mOrning. Mr.. Phillips
has 1000 acres OF rice, which, on account
of the bad weather, has not all been
threshed yet. Since the threshing season
begsn he has had three machines at work
with a force of over 100 men, He says Il
has been exceedingly hard to save the crop,
as There has been SO much bad weather.
The storm OF a few weeks ago DANA god his
crop by about half.
Mr.. Hartman of the Southern Pacific
announced today that a rate of one fare for
| from Crowley. Jennings, Welsh, Iowa, Sui
phur, Edgerley and vinton to this city en-
account of the great 'thestrical event, the
appeaIiince of the James -Kidder- Warde
combination at the opera house. Many peo-
pie at those points have expressed a desire
| to ATTEND and hear these great artists
! Twenty cars OF pine lumber were sent
out from lihe mills to Northern points yes
terday. Five cars OF rice o1rne in and were
delivered 10 the mills for milling, a large
amount of local freight arrived.
l. C. Terry and L. p. Alexander are here
| from Monroe, hooking into the facts about
rice riising and irrigation. 1t is their in
| tenition to qntroInce rice Into the Onichita
district instead of cotton, which appears
to be an Improbable crop.
| Among other visitors in the city are: l.,
love of Edgewood, j. S. Williams of Louis
| Vile. MISS r. Greenwood or New orleans
E. r. Ransom OF Jennings, l.. Il. Robinson
of Welsh. s. W. Daniels and ]. H. Cooper
OF Welsh Hugh Morton of Winchester,
Tenn. II, w Conner Of Crowley, ]. g. Now
Of beaumont and William Denson OF Iowa
Stallion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
raAr rlsN t.En DEAL.
said 10 lie In Earncst IN rts rfforsr
10 Get the e.. and 4.

said Ia ve In Esrucst IN fts EFFORTS
10 Get the &. and \.
New York. November 15.--f4ittlo anthem
tic news can be learned regarding the
progress Of Tire negotiations for tLc pur-
chase by the Kansas City, PittsbIrg and
Gulf Railroad company of a controlling
interest in the Chicago and Alton rail-
read. President A. e. Stillwell, OF the kan
sas City road. who has been in this city for
the last week. said that no could give out
no information at present concerning the
projected transaction. 1t Is reported that
a caeh option on the control OF tho Alton
stock. with ample protection to minority
holders, has for some time been in pos
session OF the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank, and that on this option being Offer
ed to the Kansas City, Plttsburg and Gulf,
the leading interests In that company or
ganized a syndicate for taking up the OPP
tlon the subscribers to the syndicate being
said to be the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf or It's financial hackers. sl5,000, 900;
Drexel & Co., OF Philadelphia, $l0,oo0,0o0;
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank. s12.-
90, 900, and several smaller subscribers,
So, 000, 600.
The carrying through OF the reported
deal would give tho Kansas City, Pitts
burg aud Gulf road an outlet to Chicago.
Not few we'll informed men down town,
however, express the opinion that the con-
troll OF the Alton stock viii not be secured
by the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf
railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
Escaped Montauk Hospital.
New York, Oct 9, 1898.

New York, Oct. Q, 1898.
Messrs. Wells, Richardson K Co.
GenAlemen; II anybody in the whole regi-
ment of Rough Riders had a chance TO OBJ
serve The general woakened condition OF
the men when they STARTED back 10 the
United S,ates, as compared with their stni-
wart condition when they sailed from San
Antonio on June s, think ! had.
Oklahoma % generally regarded as a
healthy climate, and last May, when ! LEFT
there, / hardly knew what sickness meant.
Earlier i'm life. however; had lived In the
East, and after a month in service, knew
TINT wlpet | needed, In my general run
down condition, was nerve tonic. lknew
" my nerves were fixed up there would be
no trouble about my general health as soon
as ] got AWAY from the army.
ALSO knew tine position THAT Paipe's
celery compound occupied, although ] had
not had occasion to use 1t much myself
got y few b0trles OF 1t and began to take 1t
and give Ut to q few OF my acq,raintan.es.
II actually seemed to build up my ner-
vons constitution almost as rapidly as The
Southern climate had torn II down, The
same tiIing was true Of the other men l
gave 1t DO.
Unless | had found this tonic to restore
my nerves ] feel sure that / would have
gone TO the hospital at Momtauk Point, and
J might have shared the fate OF many other
poor fellows Whose impoverished condition
did not yield to The Doctors treatment.
II gives me pleasure to recommend
Paine's celery compound as the best renee
day ever sold in America.
serst. NJ DOUTrIIHTT,
Guthrie Oklahoma.