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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-14
Testimonio de I'm labrador.
(Del diario eLa Detensa, de Monterrey,
MSricO Y

(Del diario eLa Detensa, de Monterrev,
MScico.),
En- Huinala, cerca de Ape daca, Estado de
Nuevo Leon, Repu5lioa de Mexico, reside ell
no. ra1o y laborioso labrador se6ar Agapito
Eilzondo, persona muY e,timada en- TODD Ell dis.
trito.
Llamamos la atenci6n de nuestros ~lectores
& la notable relaoion que ACADIA de hacer ell re-
ferldo se6or EIizondo y po1 10 mismo que ha
de redundar en- provecho de jn6nidad de per-
sonas, no podemos ccaltar que sentimcs gran
satisfaction al ser los primeros en- publicarla.
La lelaci6n de referenoia dice asf:
~ espacio de diez y ocho amos estuve
padeoienGo de reumatismo en- eli pecho, faertes
dolores en- 81 costa1o izquierdo que me afeota-
ban al coraxon, dolencias en- TODD ell cuerpo, en-
81 pecho. en- Ell ce-ebro, en- la espal q y en- la
garg 'nta. Cuando montaba a oaballo eentfa
cansarcio, dolcr en- los pies, a.teraoi6n de ner-
vics: tenfa la cabeza entorpeoida, la memoria
perdida, e~risipela y una comezon muy fastidio.
ga = cuando ell tempo estaba humedo les dolo-
res SO me acsntuaban mas.
Tome numerosas medicines Y ninguns me
dabs r suItado. Por fin cuando llegu6 & tener
Ia convlc n6n de que los testimonies De las Pr I.
doraa Rosadas del Or Williams eran verfdioos
reputable m~edicamento y puedo asegurar que &
los dlez y ocho dias de haber tornado las refe-
ridas Pfldoras Rossias del DR.. Williams de :
saparecio la difoultad para andar 4 pie 8 s ca.
bs!Io. Las dolenoias del pecho tamblen desa-
parecieron, En- fin va nj siento muy bien.
Aun continuo tomando las famosas Pfldoras
Rosadas del Dr. Williams y observe que oada
dla estoy mejor de salud.
A las personals que padezoan de enferme~
dades como Ia que me atormentaban recomienio
e~hca1mente las maraviIlo ias Pfldoras Rosadas
del Or Williams asegurando que nj uno sola
persona de las qua han tornado esta med Gina
For indication mia ha dejado de eentir sus bue.
nos resultados.
(Firmado) AGAPITO ELlZONDO
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Williams
son las mas populares en- todos los PASSES donde
nan sldo lntroducidas. Purifcan y enriqueoen
Ia sangre, restab!ecen los nervios y curan Ia pa.
rallsls parcial, bale de San Vito, neuralgia,
reumas. nerviosidad, dolor de oabexa nervioso,
palpitacion del coraz6n, anemia = palidez, frial-
dad de manos J pics, irregularidsdes en- las
funolones mensaales de las mujeres y debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las enfermedades de
los hombres causadas por indisoreciones de la
juventud, exceso de trabajo 6 estudio. etc.
Hay muy pooas botioas donde no 90 venda
las pfldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga difcultad en-
adquirirlas debe dirigirse 4 Is casa DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., de Schenectady, N. Y E. o.,
= serk avisado donde comprarlas. La misma
casa cuenta con I'm departamento m6dico para
atender gratuit ansente { las consultas de Lon
pa ,ientes donde laiera que SO enouentrsn.
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IUTB RDShuTB Al C0MBRCl0,

La fabrica de cigarr'llos puerto .R!co.,
con ell fin de dar al Concrete = al publlco to =
das las facilid .des y economics, ha decidido
conceder desde esta feeha ell descuento que te-
MIA estableoido (l 2o%) para pedido de 200
cajas, 4 los que Sc nos hagan de Is cajas en-
adelante.
va 10 saben nuestros CONSEQUENCES favore-
ce1ores- A fumar, pues, baeno y barato, COM
prando los cigarrillos-tan acredltados--de la
msros PUERTO RICO
Caguas. JUNO IL 1899.
Sold, Cddiz q Ca.
Csjas de oorrientes $50 cajetillss.
(. ,, Hebra 800 - Is Il
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LA EXPOSITION
De PHILADEl PHIA.
Relaci6l de las personas que 80 proponen
concurrir al Certamen.
ADJUNTAS.

ADJUNTAS.
Don Santos Palmieri, cafe en- ~oiscara, pi
lado y en- polvo.don M. Malale cafe y maderas
-sr;. Santiago Piet'i h rmsno, cafe pilado, en-
casoara y en- polvo-dou Il ,senao Cordero, MI
nerales y cafe caracolillo-don Geronimo Re
1ez, cafe 10 ,ta1o, en- polvo y cacao-don Luis
%lrisarri, aohiote-don Santiago Lopez, caf6-
don Jose V. Maidonado, oafe-Lcdo Joaquin
Ferrer y Pou, produotos farmacedtioos = don
Juan Cruz Bosch, algodon y huano-S Sra Tulsa
M. de Cordero, labores Succession Apariolo,
cafe-don Jose Jlmenez, almld6n varlos-don
jose l.. Sofa, id id-don Enrique Bosch, habi'
ohuelss-don Jose ApariolQ Rivera, arroz del
psfs-don joe b. Saba, sogas-don Juan de
Dos Perez, tabonuoo -don juan B. Rivers,
miel de abeia-don Geronimo Perez, cera-Dr.
Pablo Font, productos fArmac@utlcos don Mer'
ceo Il Vera, arr~z y maiz-don Weucsslao OH
vera, oaf6-Dr Co so Csballero, cafe don Ce'
ferlno Rivera, habichuelas-don Francisco Gfi'
llasos, cafe y oaoao-don Juan Bautlsta ORA
goa, oaf@-don Rupe1to Maldonado, achiote-
oon Lorenzo Bosch, oafS-ion Juan Cardona,
caf4.
Qued6 desigoada una oomisi6n compuesta
del ae1or aloalde Don Manuel Malaret, dor
Santos Palmieri, don Lorenzo Bosch.
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La Administration
do Justlcia on los Estados Unidos

En- tiempos de gran ocnmoc:6n todos los
espfritus llegan & desordenarse, cuando no Sc
exoitsn 8 &c exasperan. Los medicos conside.
ran ell delirlo, como un sfntoma fAvorab.e en-
algunos casos de enfermedad: ell paciente &c res.
tablece con mas oertidumbre. De la misma
~suerte, en- los grand.s disturbios p~olfticos, ell
horizonte Sc desp"ja mas completamente des-
pu6s que ha oesado la luoha 49,.
I'm Puerto Rico estamos en- plena conmo-
oiop, Q estado o%onstitu, ente. Existe ell delirio
de Is americ0nisaci6n Tudo 10 que sea de
los Estados Unidos. busno 8 maIc, oportuno 6
inoportuno, ~practico 8 periodical, con tai que
sea de los Estadcs Unidos, ha de ser bueno.
util, inmejorable, per Sc En- oambio TODD 10
de Puerto Rico, es malo, podrido, periodical,
corrompido esponol....
Sc ha llegado por alguro', & les %ee.vilis.
mos del Bajo Imperio Romano. A TODD pull
mon se piden FOR 81 sdegent1a @ los M6todos
ameridanos, Leyes americauas, Costumbres
americanas. Cortes americanas, Y Vscuna anne.
r cana, y nos acostamoso con la omericanixoc;6n.
nos levantamos con ella, y hasta ell II eior dia
nos encontrar6mos con que las sopas g tan he
chas por Metodos americanos.
Sin rabor y Elm oonciencia Sc acoien los
mas extra6os rumores, y Sc p~opagan con la
faioi6n del mentecato. La ignoranoia CORE
unAona & Ia p~arejerfs.
va remitirA la 6ebre, va pasarA ell delirio,
- o@ooA Po0 n0ouooS "
nooera Puerto Rico, cuanto mas le hubiera
Waldo pedir y obteuer, I'M regimen, una auto
nomfa q 10 Canada, con 10 que hubiera conser
vado y conservarfa SUI go, su personalidad, la
gesti6n de toaos sus asuntos, go6srnAndose y
administrAn1ose 4 Fl misma en- toio 10 que par.
ticularmente le a~tahara. En- una palabra, ser
una colonia aut6noma 10 que era), bajo la So
beranfa de los E.tados Unidos, en- vez de obs
tinarse en- pedir declaraciones de Territories, 6
DIS Estado, que no obtendra hasta que no este
complete y totalmente absorbida, es deoir.
americdnisada.
MAJ vengsmos 6 prosigamos con nuestro
estudio, y veamos como funcionan y como 80
organism loa Tribunales de los Estados Uni
dos.
Cuando en- 1888 los trece Estados liberia
dores, confederados, SO unieron fernando una
Naci6n, neoesitaron Tribunales naoionales. Ba.
10 la Confederation no habian existido prop5-
sitos de reforzar los Tratados hechos, 6 las
6rdenes expedidas por los Congresses, porque
las Cortes de los diversos Estados, no estaban
som :tidss 4 los Cougresos, y estos .uvie-on po.
cos deseos de someterlas 4 So jurisdicci6n.
Estsb!ecida la union, 81 lazo federal, hubo ne
oesidsd de diotsr leyes para obligar dir>cta-
mente { los oiud dsnos de los diversos Estsdos
J por 10 tsnto una Judioatuvs Federal, fue me-
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EEL CAPRICHO."

Este ests blecimiento es ell M jor surtido
en- toda la Isla en- artfculos para oaballeros. Sc
ACADIA de recibir IN primoroso surtido de Icalce
tines negros y de dolores. Camisetas Cru das =
de dolores. Naeva collection de corbatas, pa
raguas, 8 infnitss cosas mas Ests casa tiene
ell sistems de vender mucho y barato. Man.
tenemos Ell mas oonstante surtido de abanicos
fnos.
GEL CAPRICHO, San Justo 81
Todos los vapores traen algo nuevo para
esta casa. q 15-6
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ABANICOS JAPONESES

Ultimos molelos re,ibidos del Jap6n en-
clases 6nas; propios para Ia fiesta del 4 de
Julio. Entire ellos tenemos el modelo La .
garto, LagartO Y ArcO Iris de much1'
slmo gusto y detallamos q 81 SO uno:
Bazaar do Novedades de
Gonzalez PaQEu Hn0s. s 15-5
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HERRERO, ORTEGA X Ca.
TETUAN assam JUAN Pto> Rico

Tienen oonstantemente grandes existencias
para ventas al por mayor de los siguientes ar
tfculos que ~reslisan & los precios mas bajos del
mercado:
Aoeite linaza ingl&s doble quemado en- ba-
rricss y oajas, pinturas de todas classes, aqua
rrAs, barnices, OGRE, almagre, blanoo Espana 6
& Sirven pedidos s toda la isla y venden tam.
bi6n al por meuor en- gu casa de detail Ella
Gran Canaria.-Cruz IL. s 3O-93
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez
Corredor de comerelo J Agente comisionIsta FortaIeza So

COMPRA: Semilla de eHiguerets., oueros
y sebo de res, CO bre, bronco y laton 4 los pre-
cios mas altos del mercado.
VENDE: Escobas de milo de 2 3, 4 y S
&C sturas: Bsules forrados de p:pe: y de lata
tn mid os y %sueltos. Una GAIA de hero Her
rings de 110x9sx72 oentfmetros, mais en- gra'
no; aceite de coco en- latas; c6dulas hipotecarias
del Territorial y a~coiones del mismo; ~acoiones
del Banco Popular y del Banco Eepahol: cssas
en- esta Capital, Puerta deTierra : Santorce y
una inca en- Hato Rey, con casa habitaci 5n J ss
metros de frente & Ia carretera y ia metros de
fondo: Chocolate superior y oorriente: Alcohol,
de 40 grades 8 mas: ron en- oajas y boooyes y
licores de todas classes.
Sc verde: 70 cuerdas de terreno oon 1000
palmas de cocos paridoras, s una bora de esta
Capital. 8.
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Y 4 RE D a D E S.
R. Rubio. Humaca0 P. R.

Compra: constantemente toda olase de ga.
nado vaeu"o. Vende: vacas leeherss y noviIloa
de emb; rque. 45-S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

The tMormons have just as much
right to declare shat Joseph Smith VAS
q prophet as the other religious bodies
have to preach the inspiration OF any
seer or teacher OF Biblical times, or az
#slnEcrSol had to deny the divine or-
gin Of any creed Whatsoever emf h S
Scimitar.
OF course, as long as the Mormons
confine themselves to the teaching and
exposition OF lawful Mormon doctrines
there can be no doubt that they are
within their constitutional rights IN
the meantime it would be a good idea
for the law-abiding people o. the COM
.malnities which are infested by the ell
ders to see that they do not teach the
doctrines Of polyga1ny. The Mormons,
100, should recognize the fact that pub
y lie opinion is a power even more potent
than the Constitution. Therefore,
when they find that their peculiar
fenets are in bad order in a community
they should not persist to the extent Of
arousing popular resentment to the
Iyncfing point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

Virginia press is favol1ng the CAN'T
adacy of Governor Tyler for United
States Senator, ard If their reports
a 2. t to amy thing; the great mass Of
me me people are oyeiiWhelmingly for him.
IBIS aaass being true. il the popular will
s$sss "a again be fflWarted as it was in
II 80 49, Wfaen the unknown Martin was
4 thrust pom them. ~ some strange ard
i.,s froWer not only Will it be
4 .ssis.. s s1lame, but dangerous pervcr-
Y , ,sioia - I've rights of the people-ft wi
be g crme which, sooner or later. VIII
or,a 1fon =. Of. the most serious char
~ = noes NOT end in disastrous
( rsay Cape Charles Pioneer. =
3s.s From the foregoing We are inn ina
dom. d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29
PosToFFICB BUILDING.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1859.
TOM RDDD's RESIGNATION.

4 Discussing eS-Speaker Reeds retire
ment from Congress the New Orleans
$Picayune says:
''IseaMzing that the issues he had
made with the President would be
brought in the next Congress, and
refusing to recede from his position in
the premises, and being unwilling to be
sins trumental in dividing the Republic
can party, MIR. Reed has resigned il S
scat in Congress. This does not mean
that he is going permanently out Of
politics. He win reside in New York
city, and at some day not distant, per
haps, he Will appear as Il Presidential
candidate from the Empire State. Mr.
Reed is 60 years old. and doubtless hcs
ten years Of active life before him.
Mr.. Reed has discovered that the
man who aspires to the Presidency
while holding q seat in Congress is Sc
riousiy Handicapped. II there is any
widespread revolt in the Republican
party an account OF the farcical man
ner in which the campaign in the Phil
.ippines is conducted. there can be no
doubt that Mr.. Reeds well known op-
position to expansion, as We'll as his
popularity in his own party, would
5cryStalize the opposition around his
banner LAS a resident of Now York
City and a private citizen, it is quite
plain that the big man from Maine is
more formidable aspirant for the
Presidential nomination than he has
been al any time during his career.
Whatever may be the result of his
action there can he no doubt that Mr.
Reed occupies a large place in the re
) = 4
citizens: He has impressed his force
full personality upon the Legislative lis
tory Of The country as no other politi-
clan or publicist Of recent times has
done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29
This Is No Poke Sl|e.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August s, 1899.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, August s, 1890
To OUR CUSTOMERS, CLIENTS AND FELLOW CITIZENS:
1T is III wind that blows nobody good;'' conse-
quenty if you want to catch the good Of this yellow Jack
scare, set your sails for the office Of MULFORD 81
REY OLDS Nos 135 and 1877 25th street, and you will
catch some 'snaps'' il realty.
Yellow Jack does not catch bargains but bargains
caught by the effects Of Yellow Jack we have lots
Of the effects but of the Yellow Jack this city.
We take this opportunity to welcome the crowds that
returning city and will take pleasure giving
them the glad hand and Of the good opportunities
grasped by their uawa;ranted scare and flight.
Call at once, the first gets the best. This your
opportunity Yours to serve,
MULFORD & REYNOLDS.
Offices, Nos. 1876 and 1877 18th street. Newport News
Va. Both phones, No. 81. CORRESPONDENTS SOLICITED
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

N RAILROAD. Flat top Fedora, very
popular for ra:ilcadins. Colors, o!ae
or brown. Price $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

DUNLAP or; E1NDN sSBAIoED. Drr.
bics. III black or brown. Price. Sa.,y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

THE MELNILLE- .Alpines, black
Drown. condor or pearl. Equals ar,
$500 hat in the city. Price S1.23
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-29

TIE CLIPPER Alpine, made Of
rough felt, very drcsSy colors are
mixed grey or brown. Price $500.
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Grand Fall Display
Celebrated Melville Hats
In the following new fall shapes and shades
Celebrated

THE. pASHA. The latest Fedora FIR
the fall. Made With fiat top and beau
tifuil;- trimmed. in condor shade, price
$50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-09
WHERE TO SPEND SUNDAY
The Last Chance TO Go Down Rivcr-No
Ra,ro ad Excursions.

A person Wishing to sotEd Sunday
out Of town win not have very hard
work deciding on 4 place TO 60. for
there are but few excursion. Thy
Islander Will make her last sunday
excursion. tomorrow, leaving Augusta
at the usual time. The usual low
rates will be made to the islands or
to Mc~ry.nccting park. via Bath and
the electrcs.
The Maine Central has not any eX-
cursiuns advertised The low rates t.
Bar Harbor are off, and the people
wishing to so anywhere on the line of
the railroad will have to pay full fares.
The band at the National Home will
give Il concert as usual ut o'clock,
Sunday afternoon. Now that there
are not 50 many excursions by train
and boat the people of the city Will
probably go there in larger numbers.
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Local Matters.
AUGUSTA NAN IN TROUBLE.
william p morrill, Fails 10 Pay Bangor
Board Sill and Meets Trouble.

The Bangor Commercial Thursday
evening. had the following story re-
sarding an Augusta man failing to pay
his board bill. There is no such per
SON., however. given in the Augusta
directory:
Jos. wilkins of Boston. and Wm +.
Morrill, of Augusta. were arraigned III
the city court. Thursday morning, on
the charge of beating Mrs. S. +. Gould
who runs boarding house at 10 Ham
mond street wilkins sold miniature
tennis racuuets to which little Dali
was attached by elastic. at the Eastern
Maine State fair Morrill, ran strik-
ing machine and reaped harvest vi
nickels from the strong men. AFTER
the fair closed they both skipped 10
Lewiston owing Mrs. Gould s4.oo anu
$3.50. respectively. AS is quite natural
Mrs. Gould wanted her money
A warrant was issued for their ar
rest and on Wednesday. Deputy Sheriff
Ireland went TO lewiston where the
men were attending the State fair, in
search of the ,delinquents. The TWO
prisoners arrived in town on the SO
p. M. tram, anu pdsseu 'ie hiSht CT
the county jail
In court Thursday morning, both
men told hard luck stories which, ac-
cording to one young man present.
would have brought tears to a pair
of glass eyes.
Both men stated that the idea of
their attempting to defraud Mrs.
Gould of her board bill was deliciously
absurd. Morrill, in particular almost
succeeded in convincing the court that
his arrest was an outrage. He said
that he had written postal to Mrs.
Gould Sunday night. in Lewiston to
the effect that he would shortly return
TO Bangor and liquidate his debt.
Mrs. Gould. however, has not received
such a communication and neither has
the local postotfice.
Morrill, however, succeeded in max
inc. it fairly evident that he had in
tended to pay. Upon his paying Mrs.
Gould $l0.50. the amount of both bills.
and a 81 fine. he was allowed to depart
in peace. He returned to Lewiston on
the noon train.
wilkins didn't make much of a hit
with the court, and his case has been
continued to Friday morning. He has
telegraphed to Boston for money and
is anxiously waiting its arrival.
Bring me $35," said the judge and
you can go.
Wilkins shook his head despondently
and was led out of court. Mrs. Gould
was represented by John f. Robinson.
FsO
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WILL GO INTO BUSINESS.
Albert 7. Murphy Will Soon Leave This City
for Massachusetts.

The many friends Of Albert T. Muir
ply, clerk i'll Nason's clothing store
are sorry t. learn Of his decision to
leave this city. He viii leave about
October |. for Weslfield. Mass. where
h. viii purchase an old established
clothing store
Mr.. Murphy has been in this city for
about L years. ana during that time
has been connected with the store Of
q. II. Mason. tie is a good salesman
and will undoubtedly make a success
If his new venture. He is a Mason
and, last year. was eminent command
or of Trinity Comnandery. His many
friends wish him success in his new
business, ana while sorry ia lose him.
are glad Of his brighter prospects
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Scrvices-All are Cordially Invited
to Attend.

1880 \. NJ. with sermon BY Nj. NewDers
Sunday School al L o'clock.
THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE meetin@
Sunday afternoon at 2,i5 O'Clock.
10 70 sermon hT rev. G. $. Cummings; ~
sunday school; $50, prayermeoins.
ST. BARNABAS' CHAPEL. Bangor
Street: Fifteenth SUNDAY after Trinity;
Sunday school at 2,l3 +. NJ; evening
prayer at 330 +. NJ
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SClEN
TlST: Services ~ The Christian Science
reading rooms. Sunday at lO.io \. NJ
Wednesday evening meeting at ~ +. NJ
FREE. BAPTIST CHURCH: Prcachin :;
by the pasiur. Rev Everett Lcsher. d(
1890: Sunday school at Y; young people :
meeting 645; ANA genera. gospel service
al 80 T.. NJ.
rNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Rcv. {. \.
1890. sermon by the pastor. What the
Spirit Saith to the Churches" Sunda:
School at noon.
FIRST BAPTIST CII'RCn, j. NJ. Wy
man. pastor: Morning worship ut 1879
with sermon by the pastor; Sunday
School at noon; Juniors at | o'clock; &.
T.. meeting III 90 l.. NJ; general scrvica
at 80.
ST MARKS -CiCKCn: Roy. Geo. f
Degen, rector; : \. NJ. Holy Communion
IL \. NJ. mains, li.any and sermon: 1..
=. NJ. cvensona. The Rev. Samuel Up
john. d. D., VIII preach al the morning
service.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will b,
hed. Sunday. at Summer street. at l04I
A. NJ Subject: Matter" WEDNESDAYS
evening at AS. Subjects pertaining to
Christian Science and personal demon
STATIONS
| PEOPLES CHURCH. Northern Az
, cnue: Preaching at 1880 \. NJ ny the
pastor. b. S Crosby; subject, One Can
| be Rich Without Money" Sunday school,
! lis y. NJ: Y. =. S. c. E.. $50 z. NJ Mrs.
Tobsy. leader; address 80 p. NJ. subject
''Cniccorded Service; praise meeting
Wednesday evening 1.30.
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physicians and surgeons of Bangor,
and its vicinity. has received an an
pointment in the medical corps of one
of the regiments which is To so t. the
Philippines. and will leave in few
days TO join his command. DR.. Ne
CulIough during his several years Of
practice here has been emincntly sue
cessful and has enjoyed the respect Of
all the members ~ the profession.
BESIDES being member Of the hos
pital staff he was the physician Of the
local division Of the y, O. L. His
resignation from The latter position
was received and accepted at a meet
ing of the members 81 Wednesday
night.
DR.. McCulloush's many friends will
wish him every success and will look
for his rapid rise in the army.
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Local Matters.
The Journals Telephone Call-13G.4.
The Greatest Boy Of All.

The 10y vino leads hIs class AZ scbooI
\ glorious child Is he:
Ma wonder IA tne boy VINO plays
The violin "A thrcr'
IN" Hi.lc one in Kills who knows
lils ii"mcr through and through.
n,I ,.f,, . .i"iN " me Shakespeare gains
iat greater far than I- the bov
WHO leads Els class. or h.
4 1a' aI tho world has heard Of az
An infant prodigy
J = ONE whose lot j. lpwly but
Whose destiny j. high
I N, "flon hnr VINO works Jn while
IAe band ~ marching ny.
Chicago Tines Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-09

An Augusta gentleman who was in
barber shop at Lewiston. the other
DAY, heard a travelling man talking
about Augusta. and among other good
ihlngs he said that for iirst-class res
taurants this place could not bes beat.
ne said they could serve the hest
meal of any place in the State, and
there We're not any nicer appearing
restaurants than here. OF course, we
all know it, but we are glad to see
others appreciate the fact.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-09
Or. Mccullough in the Army.

DIR. Edward Mccullough of Bangor,
has received an appointment in the
medical department of the Volunteer
DR.. Mccullough is a graduate of Bow
dom, and is classmate of DR.. o. w.
Turner of this city. He is we'll known
In Augusta, where he has a host of
friends. The Bangor Commercial saws
Of him:
Ut. Edward A. Mccullough, one of
the most prominent of the younge,