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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
For Brvsn and Free silver.

Buffalo. July 8.-The Mohawks, a dem
ocratic organization. said TO comprise
600 wigwsms and over 10000 active
members, which has been In secret ses-
sion here since the 3rd instant, adjourned
to meet next year at the city selected for
the national democratic convention, one
week prior to that convention. The reso-
lutions adopted denounced trusts and
monopolies, endorse Bryan and free sill
yer and oppose militarism. James X
Sovereign, OF Idaho. IL national chief.
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Detroit, Mich, July CT was esli
mated this morning that upwards Of
10000 accredited Christian Endesvor del
egates had arrived. aside from otheI
visitors. The convention opened TO da,
In Tent Endeavor." with 10000 present
Secretary Baer submitted his annual re
port. "father Endeavorer." Francis X
Clarke, made the annual address.
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PoIio. Oonrt NeMs

jose Montana was arrested last night
on the charge OF embezzling 81 from
Guillermo Martinez, the brother OF the
policeman OF the same name. Montana
got possession Of Martinez's account
book with Tatoya's store in Barelas and
went to the store and borrowed 81 In
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Cochiti Miners Enthusiastic,

". l.. Trimble returned last night from
the Cochiti district. He reports every.
thing booming in that mining district
While there he interviewed several prom.
inent mining men and found them all
enthusiastic over the proposed mineral
display at the Territorial Fair. and he ID
confident that with a little effort an ex.
hibit Of minerals can be secured from the
Cochiti. which will amazs all strangers
visiting the fair,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

A new republican politician appeared
In Albuquerque last night and took up
his home at the residence OF Hon. Frank
A. Hubbell. He will bs baptized McKin-
Icy Dewey Roosevelt Hubbell,
Rev. p, A. Hubbard, the prssidil z
elder OF the A. VI. II. church, came in
from Las Vegas last night and will re-
main In the city for few days.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
Aid for Flood Sufferers.

Washington, July 6.-The war depart
ment has granted, at the request Of the
governor OF Texas, aid for the flood suf-
ferers. Government boats available will
be placed at the disposal OF the governor,
and rati0ns asked for will be issued al once.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

Miss Cleora Worth and Miss Lena
Nogt. two school teachers OF Aurora, III.
are in the city as the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. W. q. Smith. The ladies will con
tinue west to Los Angeles to night. where
they will attend the convention OF the
National Teachers association.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

Independence. Kan, July 6-The heavy
rains OF the last two days were general
all over southeastern Kansas. The city
Is under water, and twenty families have
LETT their homes. The Xix river has over.
lowed into the surrounding wheat fields
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The jana Grocery Company

Boiled ham, 25c; ham sausage. l5c;
sliced bacon in jars, 35c; sliced bacon In
cans, SOC; McI.awrence Imperial cheese
In jars, i5,; Van Camps pottei ham, l5c;
Van Camps potted tongue, l5c; Van
Camps potted chicken, g0t; yan Camps
homeless chicken. 3Oc; Van Camps bone
less turkey. SOC.
full line o' Richardson Il Robbins
goods. Heinz pickles and pork beans
Golden Niagara canned goods. groceries
fruits and vegetables Of every descrip
ton. Stop in or call us on the phone.
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NnInnieer Inmmi..inn..

Washington, July G.-Among appoint
ments OF majors in the new volunteer
regiments Ia Capt George l. Byram, OF
the First csualry, present Judge advocate
OF the department Of Colorado, who was
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Chicago, July 6.-Charles b. Brown
Chicago, novelty advertising and promOt
ing business, filed petition In bank
ruptcy In the United States district court
to day, scheduling liabilities at ~ $3.50.
01s; asset, g..
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

Chicago, July G.-Whest-July, 72Alc
September, 7il4d7tasc.
Corn - July, 33I6@33'sc; September
33hs@33 sc.
Oats-July, 23i5; September, 2Oa,a
20'sc.
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SAN PEDRO DEAL.
a Mine That MAY lie Sold at an Early
Dny.

a Mine That MAY lie Sold at an Early
The Gold STANDARD mine at San Pedro
has been leased for ninety days with an
option TO buy for $4,000. The dea! WAS
negotiated by W ". Robinson, who re-
turned to Colorado Springs this morn
ing He represents company OF
capitalists who own and work mines at
Cripple Creek and elsewhere. II is ex-
pected that mill will be erected within
thirty days and fifty men will find EN-
ployment There are five veins on the
property and three feet OF low grade
ore between the wall averaging from n
TO sl5 per ton. Mr.. Robinson also in
spected several other properties in the Vi
cinity OF San Pedro ard found quite a
number OF promising claims, situated,
however. on grants.
On the Ortiz grant several 6ne proper
ties could be- developed. At present the
mine that IL being worked on the grant
Is turning out we'll. After running in
iciihctoiy oio ioi Nhiic thob hnu w bt
shipped, the miners have again struck
free milling ore that Is worked at the
mill on the grant
At the Monte Cristo and San Pedro the
pump IL almost finished and considerable
machinery will be put up, On the Te-
jour grant there Ia a splendid copper
proposition, the ore running 80 to 40 pei
cent copper, and existing in large guam
titles, Mir. Robinson found number Of
undeyeloped properties that ran about
$50 In gold and Is per cent copper.
All that is needed 10 develop the min
ing interests Of that section IL capita
and the final settlement of the grant
question. Santa Fe New Mexican,
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Death From Ys,Iov rever.

Washington, July 6.-Ths war depart
ment has been advised OF the death q,
Santiago Of Lieutenant Mclaughlin. oi
the volunteer signal corps. OF yellow
fever,
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The gup Defender.

New York. July 6.-The Columbia, the
new American cup defender. beat the
Defender, which won the cup In the last
international yacht race, two minutes
and ten seconds In thirty-mile race to-
| dav
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NJ oney N Nrsst.

New York, July Mooney on call.
firm at id4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paneT, B ALl per cent
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Peoria, July G.-Kriesman Il Co., clio.
thiers, OF Peoria. with a branch store at
Eureka, H., filed petition in bankrupt.
cy. The liabilities amount TO $50, ,5G6 30
assets are S2Ss73.gO.
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Going to Manila.

Washington. July 6.-Brigader Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler to-day is ordered to
report to Msjor-General Otis at Manila
for service In the Philippine islands.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

wounded In the battle OF Las Gussimas,
June "a, 1888. First Lieutenant Joseph
Wheeler. Jr.. was also appointed major.
No ASST ignments are announced.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

c. ", Lewis returned yesterday from a
flying horseback trip to the Naclmiento
country.
The finest bowling alley in the city al
BadarsccO's Summer Garden.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

At Orchestrion hall tonight the Rose
stillman company will present for the
last time the funny comedy. Comforts
OF Home, or Crazy Idea" Saturday a
new comedy will be given, with special
ties between acts Seats at Rupees.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
window shades.

Good quality Opaque. with spring roll
ers, complete. Mt 20 cents; with fringe, at
80 cents. Only at the Golden Ruls Dry
Goods company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
TO BUILDISo CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up TO noon on the
20th OF July, 1899. at the Office OF II. ",
Clancy, secretary. room 2, n. T. Armiio
building, Albuquerque. New Mexico, for
the construction OF a two-story brick and
stone building for the University OF New
Mexico on the land OF the university
about mile east OF the railroad track
In Albuquerque. Plans and specifcg-
tions can be seen st the office OF Edward
b. Cristy, architect, In the n. T. Armij jO
building. The bids should be sealed and
plainly marked on the outside. Bids for
Hsdley Laboratory" The board of re-
gents OF the university reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
Proprietor Fred. d. Michael, OF the
Claire hotel. Santa Fe, moved into his
new Office on the corner, known IA the
Arcade, Monday. This completes the re-
arrangement so long contemplated and
together with elegant sample rooms and
dining rooms, makes ths Claire the finest
hotel In the territory. Especial attention
will be- given drummers.
Our carpet stock consists OF all the
latest patterns and designs. May 4
Faber, Grant Building,
Rev Mandslari will leave tomorrow
morning for Las Cruces lie will be alb.
sent several days,
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ror tho 8rip.

Get bottle OF Flnch's tiOldsn weddinl
Rye at the Iceberg.
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silver And Lei

New York, July o. - silver. 603Sc
Lead, Sl,25.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

HOSIERY SPECIAL. lSss Window
All genuine Hermsiorf dye. 81 dozen OF all Black,
Ladies' Hose double sole only nly............,.,...l9
a, all nlaaL
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PARASOL SPECIAL.

PARASOL SPECIAL.
We never carry goods from season To an
other-thats the why Ut this sale. All Paras0ls d.
yded into two lots Beautiful TaIets Silks In plain col
ors fancy stripes fancy pads all our tucked and hand
some creations Chiffon aud Lace divided into two lOts
Lot No. includes all that sold mp 10 ~ 50 only 81 70
Lot No. takes In all our best graies that sold up
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

MISSES FINK HOSEA fine gauze rib Hermsdorf
dye double sole double heel and toe double knee an
esptional good value at only l9c the pair,
MEMS SOX- Another lot OF Mems Sox reduced TO lll
the demand for celebrated special lOc sox the best
value on earth for the price,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

CH0E We ara going out OF the Shoe business and
MALE in order to do we will sell our entire
OPECIAL stock at cost, see window display.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

@t.Ff 'Hh W sNsNi'f 's''"
or Tan Hose, high spliced
heel, double sole, and we
guarantee IL the best value
In the market, at 25c a pair.
3l3 dOz Ladies' Black Hose,
high spliced heel, double toe
and double sole, ribbed top
or plain, three styles OF drop
stitching ORPHAN, only 33c
a pair.
526 dOz Ladies' Black Lisle
Hose, double sole, a regular
46c value, go In this sale at
33c q pair.
CHlLDREN'S HOSE. fine
rib, all sizes from 8 10 ..
good black, full length and
seamless. Special, only 90
the pair.
BOYS HOSE, Hermsdorf
dye, ixl rib, extra length,
double sole and double knee.
Special at l2lsc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-01

1.-The values of the uncancelled
Columbian stamps to collectors has
diminished greatly since they were is
sued" remarked an ex-collector. Tues
day. AT that time l sent to Wash
ington and bought a full set of them
and as they were thought to be worth
great premium, ! have held them.
They are. today. worth very much less
than at that time. The great specula-
ton in them caused their depreciation
in the value of the premium. l bought
a set of cancelled stamps for good
sum. and today they are not worth
nearly so much as they then were This
new move on the part of the govern
ment to sell the newspaper stamps is
a good one for the increasing of the
collectors albums"
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81 A large dog and kitten owned by
3family on Winthrop hill, cause those
who are lovers of dumb animals to
pause and watch them. They are the
firmest friends and for many hours.
each day, lie in front of the house in
the warm sunshine. Pussy will be
either on the broad back of the dog, or
between his paws. and she is contin-
ually purring against him and playing
with his massive head in manner that
is pleasing to note.
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City Of Augusta Bills.


March I'd, will be the last day for pre-
senting bills to the city auditor for ac-
ton by the city council at it's next meet
ing.
All persons are notified to render their
bills accordingly.
The committee on accounts will meet
on MONDAY, MARCH 9TH. to act upon
such bills.
Bills should be rendered promptly on
the first of each month, and MUST be
approved by the officer or agent of the
city authorized TO contract the account.
Bills covering a period of two months
or more will AS A RCLE GO OVER A
MONTH before being allowed by the au-
ditor or committee on accounts.
Bills contracted prior 10 February will
go over to April and if such bills are no,
rendered before April !. will go over Ia
May.
No attention will be given to any bill
which is not approved as required by city
ordinance, chapter II, section 3
SAMUEL w. LANE. City Auditor.
fcb34,dtd
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK /
SU'RRY.


The S. V. brass band of Bluehill. pre-
scented the drama. "Crawford's Claim.
or Nugget Nell" at the Town hall,
Friday evening. Saturday evening the
drama entitled. Broken Bonds" was
also presented to the public by the
same company. Although the weather
was extremely cofd both nights. the
house was we'll filed. The band al
ways draws a crowd when in town.
Levi T. Treworgy is very sick at his
home on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Treworgy of
East Surry. have been visiting their
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Treworgy on
Main. street during the last week.
Miss Fannie Allen win leave town
soon for Boston. where she will visit
friends for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haskell of
Rockland,a are staying with their grand
mother Mrs. Ellington, for the pres
ent.
Mrs Celestia Casper is very sick at
her home on Main street.
Mrs Nahum Hinckley of Bluehill,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Her
rick. last Sunday.
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A collie, the property of John Buck
ley, has developed the habit of attend
ing Mail Carrier Messer upon his
morning rounds Each morning at the
same hour he makes known his wish
to go out of the house, and at once goes
and meets Mr.. Messer as he starts out
on the morning delivery. The dog
knows every place where to call and
runs on ahead and waits on the steps.
collection, and then goes home.
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II heard recently of an odd matter
which is under consideration by the
board of trade in my town." remarked
a visitor in the State House lobby,
Tuesday. We have corn factory
there, and each fall during the canning
season. Frenchmen' from a neighbor-
ing city come there to work at the
husking of the corn. The price paid is
four cents a basket, and lively work
man can make 81 on a good day. but
these are few. The local people cannot
be depended upon to do the work
Many will go and husk for a portion of
the day when it is pleasant. but the
majority will not go near on a rainy
day. The Frenchmen. however, will
work all day. and on any day as they
are there for that purpose. Now the
people there object to the hiring of the
French people, though some admit
that the work cannot be done by other
people satisfactorily. The manage
ment has several times offered to sent
the outsiders away if the townspeopls
would guarantee that the corn would
be husked. and though there are some
who say it could be done none Wi
guarantee. and the factory. looking
after its own interests. refuses to sent
he Frenchmen away. Remember thu
native people are given the right t.
husk all they wish. This board o
trade, the other evening, discussed thu
nro,,,em of whether they should ALLOW
tbas French people to come there thu
next season to shusk. 1t was Ions
and important meeting put at last re
ports no decision had been made. Il
the meanwhile the factory people ar
laughing.
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psnob.cot Pomona Grange.

Penobsc0t County Pomona Grange
net al Orono. Saturday. The follow
officers were present: Worthy
Master Bearce: J. l.. Staples, over
seer; G. II. Dole. chaplain; J. f.
Friend steward: Geo. G. Gilbert. treas
urer: Geo. w. Rollins, Veazie. gate
Keeper. In the absence Of the regular
officers. Prof A. r. Rogers was chosen
lecturer and Miss Ellen NJ. Vickery.
secretary.
The grange opened In the fifth de-
gee. and after the opening business
an address Of welcome was given by
Prof. w. NJ. Munson. in which he ell
forced the duty Of giving adornment
and culture to the home The response
was by Mrs. Carter Of East Hamp-
don.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wentworth of Bangor,
read an interesting paper on the circu-
lation of immoral literature.
The remainder of the forenoon was
taken up with remarks on the good
of the order" the speakers being Prof.
Rogers, G. n. Holland. Hampden: Mr..
Knowles. Hampden; Maurice Lord.
Brewer; Mr. Weld. from Androscoggin
Pomona Grange; A. J. Durgin. Orono;
Prof. G. NJ. Gowell. G.. II. Dole. Orring-
ton: Director Woods of the Maine ex-
pertinent station, and Il. II. Comins of
Eddington. Dinner was served in the
lower town hall.
The general discussion in the after
noon was on the subject Of the practi-
cal values of cattle foods, a lecture by
Prof G.. ID. Woods of the Maine ex-
pertinent station.
The next meeting will be held with
Queen City Grange. Bangor, the fourth
Saturday of March.
The grange has received invitations
to meet with Dexter Grange in August,
and with Enterprise Grange, Orring-
ton.. in July.
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kENINEsEc.
RIVERSIDE.

Mrs. O. p. Robbins is Visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Clarence NJ. Pierce of
Waterville.
Mrs. Martin " Ellis of Pishon's
Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Ellis of
Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Hanks
and daughter. and Charles r. Mosher
Of Augusta. and Harry Jones of Brigh-
ton, Mass, called on l. +. Ellis and
family, Sunday.
Rev. F. j. Prescott of this place.
preached his farewell sermon at the
Congregational church, Sunday morn
ing. 1t was delivered in n fine manner
and was very touching. All are very
sorry to have him leave. There We're
many friends there to hid HIM fare
WELL He has received call to Green
vile.
CROSS HILL.
Arson Perley and Eva Crosby. who
have been attending the classical in
stitute at Waterville. are at home on 4
vacation.
DR.. Charles Mabry of North Vassal-
boro, is attending Sheldon Gardner,
who is confined to the house with
rheumatism.
At meeting of the board of health.
a few days ago. they decided to offer
free vaccination to the citizens Of the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Randall are re-
joicing over the birth of young
daughter.
Misses Edith and Jennie Farwell are
attending the spring term at the Frs
kline Academy. which commenced,
Tuesday
A few days ago belmont Briggs. a
boy y years old. yoked the oxen and
went into the woods mile from nome
alone. and loaded and hauled load Of
logs to the house.
Willie and Jesse Anderson. two boys
eight and ten years of age. have sawed
and split all the wood they have burned
in the family. this winter. Their
father. c. w. Anderson. is driving
team in the woods up river for !. II.
Randall.
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Maine Farming Notes.

Ono or ,Lo y,.
,,,h;at, ha Saies ~ wooi
on,,,,t,. -. ieeoiue" III Sofierset
,.st ,.aaI. my oecurreu ,ne
sEo,,,hann -, ioha'" uae
,oo 49, my" M ues'iei .pu,chaseo H.
800 noo ',.,., " p'''e pau was nearly
- Wv. 49, WI " s"ippeu 70
800, II, =, W. - n'i"ie VI iar-
,,,, ,,.a,l 49,, VI Nni'" Ni-
,,,rohaso ,'.ne ,,a ' .'f' '''''' ""oiii 'i'e
was '''''
The business of +. J. Gerry G. Coz.
Dexter. is steadily increasing and
though il is not usually the case that q
large amount of cream can be secured
at this season of the wear. the firm,
p p"o', "" 900 a" .ne turner's III January
,,on,h T , no. .it.'h ior me same
so,,ma 30 :, IT, '' -. ''"o"'f ."e same
;,e,.,oa;", III . .nay. .. Farmers IN the
,nnas;ma -, na, are sauua.iy m
;roar,a .hn. .,'a, 10 ."es rea''ze tne'
,ho,,, r, :. nss, may uerise from
ho ,a;a ~. $500 mo, iou.e VIII
a.,,,, srn;,,. 49,, - N'll'i, ~ H'e
craon, III, 49, ,,".'.' eo',.c.or Oh
aar..ooa .,,at .,o' Fps - u.'-
that ,o,rX ." ,'.,,o - 's = NUMBER y
s,oh an arr" ra.,o's saui! welcome
that s',mo;en, u, au = .nous.A
found 20 IT. 49, oei wouid oe
ono r. an ao,,oas p'on.aple
and w T. cordon vent ~ pn,s. e..
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does catarrh. Asthma, consump-
ton, or Grippe, with Its ruinous
after effects, utterly unit q person Dotn iot tnS
duties aud pleasures of life. Yet NO school "
medicine pretends to cure these very 81
health they had before. Such = thing vas
thought to be impossible till Brazilian Balm
was discovered and Its wonderful powers Put
to the test 20 years ago. simpes n md ~ cure
the worst Colds and Group like magic. Then
old Coughs quickly yielded to its soothing innu-
ence Then IL was discovered that II took the
Inflammation out of the throat, PermanentIy CUT
ing Quincy Bronchitis ann. snn ss IS years 20 she
could mot sleep lying down In bea. Sns w s,.s
r.rferfiv restored In Q few weeks and the
maiadv has never returned. Then was tneo
ON wounds, burns and old cores VIII snen o,,,d
r. h.Se6c;ai In Catarrh which consists o. Z
nest Of old sores in the head. And mere us =.
dcrf,i cureatiye power was fully revealed.
Quickly DESTROYED the Catarrh germ, stoPtpS
the dropping into tne . .nf II taste. smell and
hcaring, healed the running sof0 9. ,..srds
m akin9 perfect cures in every case. Lnoussnus
mnon thou sands in the last few years nave -.
cured of this loathsome disease wy" nnS .tcmachs.
II Acts with equal efficacy In any part 2. 'n Is
sv.eem. Mixed with warm water ana lsso q
a iniection, ladies find quick reaiet N l.,
Of tie uterous, whites, pain ana .sssr Ia
Consumption: iar a h.cn suvthing that come.
from cold or grip Its cures nv ,s.Se med
the II wiz and attracted the attention OF sns fI
ica, professiou a. md wide. y ~ - ~
i .sesls Be II s,ery % S1@e every
Rrsz;i;si' Raim we wrap naonth's treetmens Y,
Toxicola Tabiets, the best tonic aGo srS n e
hniider in the world Ask your druggistI ~ Ia
NO substitute. b. +. Jackson = Co. An1p =
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Train No Ga Tuesday morning. was
composed of four cars more than usual,
on account of the extra cars OF the
Bride Elect CO.. which played in
Bangor the previous night.