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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
New York.
New YORK Nov. %, '99.

~OANNA
The seed leaf market remains fairly
active, and dealers generally are we'll sat
isfied with the condition of trade. Wis
consin continues to receive much at
tention, and prices remain firm. Another
lot disposed of this week to one party
comprised 1000 cases. The 1898 Penn
sylvania, thinner Spanish and New York
State tobaccos are also in demand.
A lot comprising 1,500 cases of 1898
Onondaga and 500 cases Of Big Flats, on
which negotiations have been in progress
for several days, was sold this week by
New York packer to a manufacturing
firm.
Sumatra-A noticeable feature in this
market is the absence of the usually long
drawnout haggling over prices and
terms. Jobbers and manufacturers now
foresee a scarcity of desirable goods, and
prices which they refused to consider
during the summer are now being ac-
cepted readily. The demand from the
West is especially strong Sales reported
during the week were 500 bales
Havana-An active business has been
done during the past week in this city as
we'll as in Havana. There is little
doubt that the sooner tobacco of the 99
crop is purchased, the lower the price
will be. Owing to the comparatively
small stock of Remedies, the prices on
this tobacco are especially high, and
show tendency to advance. Good lots
of LIST capaduras are now held by i'm
porters at 95 cents, in bond, and it is
predicted that the standard price will go
as high as ST..
Among the sales reported we're: 1O8
bales 1898 Vueltas at 81. 10; 49 bales ditto
at S1.O5; 81 bales 1898 Partido at 5000 per
bale; 81 bales 1897 Remedies, 1st caps, at
Toe; 80 bales 1898 Remedies, 1st caps, at
9Oc, and 76 bales 1898 Remedies, I'd caps,
at 63c, all in bond. Nearly 800 bales '99
Vuelta filters were sold to arrive.-Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
NEW YORK, Nov. %. '99.


The largest transaction that took place
during the week was the sale of thous-
and boxes of '98 Pennsylvania 1t was a
deal between packer and dealer The
price paid was a close one, and kept
secret. With this exception, trading has
slackened down somewhat, though it
cannot be pronounced dull. The COM
plant of the brokers is that they cannot
find any more the fright" goods. The
fact is that the stock has been picked
pretty thoroughly. Nevertheless, busi-
ness is being done in such goods as can
be had, and the aggregate of the volume
sold amounts to respectable quantity.
Sumatra remains in strong, healthy
demand, though there is no such record
of sales for the past week as there was
for the few weeks previous. The de-
mand was chiefly for cheaper grades of
good yielding caprcity.
The Havana market is quite active,
though the prices asked for the new i'm
portations seem to have a somewhat de-
terrent effect For first capaduras of the
'99 Remedies S1.O5 and S1.10 in bond is
being asked, and though they give full
value for it, for no such fine, full favored
Remedies have been in the market for
years, buyers are rather slow in paying
these prices for large quantities. Only
small lots are, therefore, being taken;
but as the supply is very short, even
these slow sales will exhaust it in less
than no time The Vueltas do not come
up to expectations as regards aroma and
substance. But they are thin and leafy,
and therefore ideally appropriate for
wrapping purposes.-Jo
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-12-01
THE
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
Edperton. Wisconsin.
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES.

This paper has always aimed to keep
its readers posted in what is going on in
tobacco matters in the state. 1t is ever
ready to report what transactions it can
by industrious importuning get hold of
but often finds itself unable to give as
complete list of sales as it would like
or as the amount of business being done
would justify. The two sources for OBJ
tanning news of this character far
mer on the one hand making the sale
and the buyer on the other-are fire.
quently both unwilling to furnish the
information. We can readily understand
why a tobacco buyer should prefer not
to have his purchases made public, es-
pecially if the prices paid are liable to
induce other growers to ask more for
their unsold crops, but we could never
quite understand the apathy of the
grower on this subject. He would have
no financial interest at stake by reporting
the transaction and the benefit he would
be to his neighbors might be of incalcul-
able value to them. When it is known
that 80 per cent of the sales reported in
our market column are secured from
buyers, it is easy to understand the reas-
on why all the high priced transactions
do not get into the paper. It also ex-
plains the unjustness of the criticism
sometimes made that this paper is not
giving fair quotation of the market.
There is one way to make it better and
more accurate and that is for the tobacco
growers to report their sales. Will they
do it?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
Daily 1,cnllebec 3opraaI.
DUN'S REPORT.
Unusually Large Amount Of
Business at CenterS.
Steel Companies, Plate Works and Bar
Mills Still Behind Orders.
Wool,n and Cotton Market Strong With Big
Wo0i,n and Cotton Market Strong With Big
Corn and Wheat Exports.


Ne" lorh' pct. o.-i'. E.. Dunn
1o s. y eekiy hrVi"W ol ifad" Wil
''''''' '''i'' NV .'' y,
lAlufeS uuflhi' 'h' thIrd quarter "l 1872
dlll"i" p't SIi&hiiy lf"hl !aSi week It
tllnht" ara Whil' WIN hihk'ii& ial-
"rSA lh' ludeu Il" 'h'H 'Fr III an "lh"f
reports. ihe -olo ialiurtS showed do
IauIttd ltibiiI'lrS "a $2"'''''''"l'' II ai'-
pears that those ~ commercial Charar-
ter We're but 1000. with Eahiliti "f ST.
6io%,2. The Grand demonstration iu
honor nf Admiral Dewey ctfemtuali}
"toppel .usicaE uf most kinds for two
days At the chief city of the country.
and vt rhr remaining transactions "l
the Week would have excited wonder. p
year ago.
With such business as the great $trr'
companies arc doing. it is not strauE"
that their stocks are iirnly htid. 1hct'
have been heavy sales Of rails dclivet-
able next year. So being fixed rs the
price after consultation. and about ~
900 tons fairly divided between Eastern
ana western WORKS were "'IH'
their protection the great companies
bought hill"ts in large quantities. l"f
which it is said $33 was PAID ty some.
and OF pessemer pig hedtlH -ou.''' '"'''
the Federal Steel co. taking llo.o"o and
Pittsburg works taking advantage n
old options.
other large ran contracts are 'Npe'
ed soon. especially those OF Pennsyl-
Nahld' i"'e "'i n I l.r.
mills are as cf""o'H aS ever. nm
renewal of efforts for consolidation "l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
THe RIVALS MEET.
Biyan Makes a Speech a. Canton Directly
After President Mckinley.

Peoria, ILL.,, oct. 6.-Col. W. j. Bryan
sat directly behind President Mckinley.
tLis afternoon. at Canton, ILL.,, while the
President delivered Il brief address to the
citizens of That town. y street fair is III
progress at Canton and Col. Bryan had
been secured to deliver Two hours
speech. The NebraSkan was among ths
first to greet President Mckinney as he
left the train and ascended the platform.
When the President concluded his address
he turned ami heartily Eraspcd tol, Bry /
ans outStrctcheu hand. 'GpodbN. MT
President" said col. Bryan. and the
President responded with a word of fare
we'll. This closed the short meeting b
tween The former rivals of lS96 rs ~"
Presidential train Immediately left. Co.
Bryan delivered his address after the de-"
parture of the President.
President Mckinley said at Canton:
"Our glorious old flag. the symbol oI Ito
crty. tioats today, over TWO hemisphercs.
During the recent war We had exhibitions
OF unprecedented patriotism on the part
of The people and unmatched heroism on
the part of our soldiers and sailors CAD
nlauSel.
our second great triumph is the tri
umph Of prosperity: The busy mills the
have scattered plenty over our smiling
country. Our third great triumph is the
triumph we have had over sectionalism-
we are no longer a divided people. and he
who would stir up animosities between
the North and South is denied Il hearing
in both sections. The boys Of the South
and the boys Of the North fought trl n
umphantly on land ana sea in every en-
%IGement during our war.
North and South together brought.
now own the same electric thought, in
peace a common flag salute ana with
free and unrcsentful rivalry harvest tha
fields whrredn they fought. So | con
ciude by saying that this nation has been
greatly blessed ana at this hour We are a
united and prosperous ANA happy peopl'.
-lnd may Gh3t Divine Providence WHO has
:ruid6d IFS IN ali our undertakes from
thr Inception of the government continue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

The Maine Central is 10 Driid 4 new
station at Eockland. Ne. The station
proper viii be 20 feet by 90 feet. The
owning ii font Of the station is to be
II f"-t wide by 200 feet long. The con
crete platforms will be 400 feet long
Th" Station win have a general waiting
louni &c q by 29 feet. from which all
the other rooms III the building. with
the exception Of the conductors ruou
can be reached. The entire interior
with the exception Of the baggage
ioon1. is to he finished III the natural
T. l'r, with white spruce sheathing and
H.. .Ioes trimmings. The heating is to
Na " a,cln from a central plant out
e.t, ihr building. which will heat the
.a"ino hoaa" ana cars in the storage
yard. &c Wcll as the passenger station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
REV. S. A. DONAHOE.
Testifies 10 ihe Good Qualities OF Chamber.
Iaia's Cough Remedy.

On the 10Th Of December. 1897, Rev.
s. a. Donahoe, pastor NJ. f. Church,
South, PIT Pleasant. ". Va, contract
ed severe cold which was attended
from the beginning by violent cough
Ing. Tie says: After resorting to a
number Of so-called specifics" usually
kept in the house. to no purpose.
purchased bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which acted like a
charm. 1 most cheerfully recommend
il to the public" For sale by Jno.
Coushlin. IL Water st. druggist.
tu.th, sat. If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
The PRESIDENT
Continued from page 1.)


81 'he men whom Illinois. this centra
h nurt III otIr naval rniIi.i ,,,,,...ii..i i,
numbers ami certainly unsurpassed ii
iari''E 10 dniy-
th.r. |ain, hnnl Vim ~. ,,r.i,, ,,'''
from over The sea- one Of Your citiz.ns
one nj your own men, Lieut.. caldwell.
,Ii,i..i -7,l nutiJ',''!.. tt KITE fuiiil -
ihai b., bt. detached l., accompany him /,
III h"m" III N.rmohi r. assist in n,
',,,. n '", ',p"', ,lad .' II,
achievements IL which H. has been ~
saged-
hl7 Ettht a-7'iln. ,dl0tlhotINt AZ II
m. XIII XIII , o' ''Iintp Iifntp '' m III 4u"I S'i' v
H..u m HIT ,',E' n -ai7' i'i, 'li IL vi y.
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ilE' ',ii'"' 'Eii""- '''' ''-- -
W. WI
Secretary Of SAT" Hay. Attorney Gen
.raI Grfg..e ANA Postmaster General
.t.,
'ii'''h '''7' 'F
Btt~ceR quincy ana Peoria three pIIri
st,us were made. M Macunba. Canton
..,,t , t .,. ....+i...,.
"'"' ''"'''''
~" PRESIDENT WaS escorted from tAr tram
ip platforms erected for ;he occasion. Tn
.,,,;,.. ,.,.,.,,l,ti,,, .f tb.s. t,1yns an
,,.,-.5 n, n.,y,. .,,rn.1 nut 4, .r.., Nh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
BRADSTREETS REPORT.
Genera, Trade at Majority Of Canadian zen
ters Is Most Satisfactory.

New York. oct. G.-Bradstrret fti,t' .i,i.
says: General trade S rtrortT~ ~.
@i5l activity is noted at Monirral. IN Sin',s
ana ruhbrra clothing na
..r,' l.,,.t. .nt money is tight ~ SElp'' ii4
yith Iunlinn. Toronto reports ittil "h
,.,tf.f tri... .till expanding ana S''I'-
.hr4d uf any previous year. ...,.n
Stnrl.. of iii.pur,ed %opdSdfr NtIH III i i +.
i,ohncl sGntr IL lower ~ 5ylnlatI'i ",,, ".,,,
.iItl-riean m..rEc!S. '''oh ,,I,.
hr.h,? soiu, inquiry for Wrol Is h".t
fm ne United :',HteSi br hHl Is ,l'n moi Gl;, nue.
artiyjty IA business IN the maritime prey
neaa bu col:r' !,ns arr i" l1ir Tar wil '".i T. II
.t ia. a,ttaer. Trade is rcDortcd goo"
.an a \antauE>"r ant h.N Eigt'rla aTmers wnsrs
IN, n.ii,i,n,. trr higher prices in cXpecta
ion Il! /, good Alaskan demand, and th'
weather. n,iis retail trade" -.,.,..
sank cI,aIiu.ys in Canada for ScptemoEi
:e,rrsatr Slzt.S2aI and for the ninl'
inansh-. $t.'2l.giG. .1Sa gains Of respectively
i ana lnG p,r cent. over correspondents
tiirLg. last Year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
ALL HARMONIOUS.
Bay State Republicans Meet
In Convention.
Nominate Crane For Governor AMI
Bates For Lieutenant Governor.
CJncise and SQUAD Platform is adopted by
the Assembled Delegates.

Boston, ooct. 6-Music in rag time
and short, crisp speeches by some OF
the best known party men made the
Republican state convention in Music
hail lively and enthusiastic affair, to-
DAY. With its usual serenity the con
Vention began at seaSonable hour and
after the usual flow Of eloquence from
The happy nominees of the convention,
The ticket i'll full placed in nomination
follows:
For Governor-W. Murray Crane Y.
Dalton.
tor lieutenant goyernor-John l.. Iiat ...
of Boston.
For secretary Of statv-W William NJ. OH
Of Boston.
For attorney generai-Hos,a NJ. Kno,.l
ton of New BeuIOrd.
For auditor-John w. Kimball Of Fitc4.
burg
For treasurer ana receiver gencraI-tl
ward 5. Bradford of Springfield
The first four named were nominal "a
by acciamation; Auditor John w. kim
lall was re-nominated on the first bal
lot over two other candidates. and f /
ward =. Bradford won out for state
treasurer against three other candi-
dates.
The convention lacked striking fea-
lures. save one perhaps and that was
inc gre citing given To Gen. Curtis Guild
when h. nominated his late caucus on
ronent Speaker Bates. for the lirutcn-
ant SnvernorShip. The presiding ohi-
crr. Melvin g. Adams ur Boston. a.
usual Was apt with his tungue ana firm
Will. the gaVcl. The five minute noiui-
nhtln~ speeches took We'll ana nothing
trcH'red ia I."r thr even uor IL HI,
programme.
Tn" platform was adopted as report
-I. 'i.l as customary ID clearly defined
th, ilarty's rusitiun ia This state. which
position was I'm ont ana out endorse
u.cnt of the national Administrations
It'll. chief plankS are. rriterItion uf the
pJrty's principles of tho 1896 clmuui4n
app al for the Improvement Of tn,
monetary system. encoura@cmr ui
me merchant marine hy lrsislltiou up-
position to trusts ana inonurulies. Az
prevail of the SplniSh-American war
acceptance Of responsibility Of the fu-
turr If the Philippine islands. allc.si
anoe to civil service reform ana ac-
acknowledgements Of the nations debt tp
our soldiers ana sailors.
Lieut. GOV. Crane ana Speaker Bates
Were present ana accepted their re-
spective nominations in we'll worIrd
speeches. The convention adjourned
ana the convention nominees held III
formal receptions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

The Republican state conven-
tion for the nomination III can
didates for governor. lieutenant COVER
nor. secretary Of state. treasurer, au-
litor ana attorney general. was held IN
developed in the convention some time
ago owing tp the contest between Cen.
Curtis Guild. I'LL. ANA Hon. John l..
Bates. Speaker VI tn" House NJ Repre-
santativcs for the nomination for lieu
tenant governor. but rs the primaries
which resulted in the favor NJ Mr.
Bates We're followed by Con. Guilds
withdrawal. the attention of the plli-
,icians was directed mainly To- contests
for the nomination FIR state treasure,
ana for state auditor between several
candidates.
The weather for the convention Wa:
not Of the sort sometimes designated
Is "Republican weather." Rain hCgu.
falling early in the day and III" SLY VA.
dIrk and threatening. The attrndanc
of delegates however. seemed mt "a
have been affected seriously by the un-
pleasant condition although they Wer6
rather tardy in assembling at Musi,
hall.
The auditorium Of the Music hal'
building had been tastefully drape'
w.th flags ana bunting. \ band sta
toned in the gallery provided music.
At 10 O'Clock the hour appointed i"i
the opening of the convention, severa
hundred delegates were in the hail. ]
wa+ not until % minutes past 10 that
the convention was called to order b!
Col. \. II. GocttinG. the retiring chair
nau Of the state central committee
Secretary Lcmuel w Standlsh
Stoughton read the call for the con
vontfon. and Col. Gnetting Was chose'
temporary chairman aud Mr.. Standlsi
tcmuorary secretary. J M. ). II. Wood
rnfT Of Springfield. opted The invi
tatfon to offer prayer. Mr. woodruff
nrav,d FOR Divine blessing upon tn
President ana his official advisers an'
thai the war in the Philippines may b'
,uickIv ended in manner that viii re
lound 10 the honor Of this country. CoI
Gootting then briefly addressed th'
convention.
COL Goetting's speech was receiVe'
with applause. Hon. Eben ). Drape'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
National League Standing.
This Weeks Schedule.

The National League schedule for this
week is as follows:
saturday Boston at Philadelphia. New
York at BROOKLYN. Washington at Balti-
more. Cleveland al Piitsburg, Louisville
Ut Cincinnati
sunday. Oct. S-l.ouisville ana Cieve-
laHd at Chicago, Clevland 1T Chicago,
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT CINCINNATI.

Hahn struck out nine of the Louisvilles.
dlu d,lu hpt give base on balls and allowed
Dut one nit Phiiippi was easy for the
cincinnatis. Attendance. 80
R.HE.
Louisville o q 0 q o-I-1S
tterles-Hahn and Wood; Philippi
ana Lattimer
At New fnrk-The New York BROOKLYN
game was postponed on account of rain.
AT Philadelphia-Th PHILADELPHIA BOG
ION game was postponed On account yf
wet grounds
AT WashingtOn-The Washington Balti-
more game was postponed on account of
wet grounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
Arrives al Galeshurn.

Galesburg. ILL., Oct. 6.-The Presidential
train arrived at Galesburg. a little behind
scheduled time A large crowd greeted
pulled into the station The presidenr
was Immediately driven to the residence
Of Col. Clark T.. carr. where he win spend
the night. The other members of the
party remained on board the train over
night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

,,hon, mill n fa,y 1,.. - t hoi
comn.tad for the ,andidao,, A. p,te.
,,.a., nnr,;natad nv ana,',!,.,',i -ui '''''''
N. cnilI s,il.
III Mf' iFtslltIim tsi Glow Ecnubilcln% :
Ne are every unr krnuI,i,,n" e.. .,r,.
Republicans not bccansc W. expect
tnron+h 'hnt Phity I" secure office i"r
the s,t,.(..ss ,,f that pariy ..r' s,nrii..
good government rur our own country.
fl'H, iri'I Alr ihpre Important tlah pci-
n,fvai..i ,,i,.-i,, = II mn
la l>a. il.c Republican parity faced twu
"cSi' lIt" contests MI'hin - ranks; a
nri"'.i,,r r',.,|j.. '.i.', Will. Il t,.,,i,
MaS defeated. Lar .hc fright ununr III th..
nation tha; thr part, stakcd It's very ~
iS'rh'I t." "rt Hh' ~ hnl"f as me ""fd
'rIr r.tri, i'll iEis s.4i, h,.. i,Ist na4s ..I
upon ANA +ttt',I a oDntts ID W .lnd dates.
mere n'i#, i' ~ -" 'S,,loiii.S "i the re-
.,.fLrr ,u,,y ~ ul r,...,r,tlass ,f mrr.
personal difference, IN days NJ shadow
aS "rii n i9 Itl p sunshine W. hiN N
Isrlckctt and Alien ana Ilail. aud Gr,.-n
mage and Wolc"tt. and "" have u" hp'l-
h-,S. ',,,in M tp'. ,rinoi,j'is ,,h,lt N, HI.
Republican party whether lis caudidatr
TOR Prcsid"nt was Mckinney or HARRISON
i .t,.,J ,rff..1 ,h..., l..t ,t. .f.,,J
united now The gentleman whp IL th-
choice ~ ihc ltcpublirau c"lcHsrS AS
~ ,,',,,i, tI., fr,,
me. Houorcd in his own household. ther"
II not thr *lEhttst syln'Ii n Il Hnup.
.it'' i,''' ,'d - ,h~,.. ,,.,,.. snr,ia'. ~ th.
chair finds his fellow members tnthusI
astic fpr, his promotion. Wit both eracr-
Hill Hin II MINI
For many wears you have asked me -o
dn battle for the principles In which ""
-, ',, ''''t = sn iibr, m-nis
ANA Without price.
Let mo now through YOU. iis acerediied
'''tl - br i,,,
ASK ratI. moi mIrcIv .t1dav. but 1ntil Ind
polls ARE closed. y sivr nn nigSardly, no
.t, nan s,,',,,, I" tn ~, .,t,,,1 lr
nominated. bu; whose nomination for lu.
office Of lieutenant governor M MaaSa-
rluSn.is i%b" % itIT,,h,}T MI
Of Ensron.
Michael MURRAY of |: SION. present
Ia tha par}n "a Hnsro N krovlton Of
NV Erdiord fnr attorney general. thr
rnm;nation uas accented bv :he con
1outi>, Nv Lro,yltnn ike tho nrevi-
AZ. ,,anol,.,s ,ft tf.+t.lr- II inp chosen
III .acI.r,a,i..-
,rha - ~ U-vui,,, : oIip ~ poe-
,or f,r s..,..,.,,.,- nr ,t,ta y-,, mr.
santaa VI. ,.,n,rras.,,,on rrsdarirl- =
c;,,,,,t. IL c.,.in,,,,.li Al o,in v,s
l.y acciamation.
Serator !. =. Roe of Worcester nom
mated t.gncr:! John ~. Kimball Of
Fitchbure. for state auditor ana W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07


"l li"trdale, ih"Nou that committee
o" 'reu"htIaIS ne appointed
ron Alheft A. 'Shpufn OF Mlddie-
pofo' moved that 4 committee on "r-
Sanizatiuh De appointed ana a commit
Tee was namet.
Hon. William Ii. Halle of Springfield.
presented il motion that Il committee on
resolutions bc appointed. The former
lieutenant governor was given a warm
ruuud Of upplaue.. as hr arose. to sneak
A!!., I: l,rilr p..usc iii th. proceedings
tbr committee on credentials made a
"a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

The people residing in the south part
of Caribou on what Is known as the
back Presque Isle road. or the Billing
ton district. have Joined with the com
munity in the adjoining town of
Presque Isle ard are to erect church
on lot recently purchased from the
Wade farm, reports the Aroostook Re-
publican
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07
TWENTY FOUR NEW CASES
OF Yellow Fever at Key West-Twen-
Twilight Reports Omitted

Key West, Fla, oct. 6-Ncw cases Of
yellow fever "a. No deaths have been
known to havcb cen omitted from
previous reports.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

Diaacrt;ons are reported among the
I,a, ,ia cf the strike at La Creusot on
account or the decision to accept the
rrhitlatiol of the government. The
ECHO a. Paris states that in anticipa-
t.ol ~ ihe march of the strikers on
p,-is 10 battalions of infantry are to
proceed 4 to bar the roads to the strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

.A+ chester during the past three
no. L.; thirty-onc people have been
baptized and joined the Free Baptist
c.7l.ch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

Tho ,-orth .D1cring congregational
parish voted to build a two room
clIrrch. tn smaller orr to b. used a.;
a wy ara i2f2rt classroom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

ms gracious and assuring favor to US for
eN"finor@. Applausel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-07

whom, until few days ago. he had
competed for the candidacy Mr. Bates
was nominated by acclamation
Mr. Guild said:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-16
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Happiness is wonderful beautiher
circumstances make some of us, but I'M
make more.
The woman who has sincere desire for
grace should take up fencing.
The fashionable woman is beginning to
look more and more like an insect.
Some women wear a mans hair In a
Iorket to remind them that said man once
had some.
Women may not be able to throw stones
and hit the mark, but they are all right
when they throw kisses.
Some one says that the cause OF many
unhappy marriages is that men Will go on
proposing when they expect to ba refused.
a woman IL never 30 pleased that II
storms as when her new frock has failed
TO come home and she couldn't have worn
| IL any way.
The new glove for popularity is the
patent clasp, which now comes in the three
and four-button length. No excuse now for
buttonless gloves when street lengths are
| to be procured with these favorte fastcn-
ings.