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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04

v9ertug absI4 90 v6otietteIleu." amt
mango fine 1omoncer.
6aus Iieite Bart par Nuftsn til
aantatsn pso .NationoImouumentsts ="
differing, faa 0Oss fpr 9aus S0O.
Seiaa Den gamle Runifner, giaeo'
hug9er, Brof,sior Is T. Carl BIZ
ter 8, sr oeo. 9oh bier II Aar GAM
mel. pan par isot / 1aIoUsr ueo Belle
1922, git / Soenis larbe StOls, % tom
oetfra til Runltataosmisl / Rsbenbaun.
buor ban ntbsiosoe paa Sissus
9attitto.
: 1871 bIep ban 9leu al Rooslifolsr
o9 uaHot nogIe Adr isnsre ben fore Oa
Den lille Selumehaiae. 1915 ubltiaeot
ban SOmpoitiousn y9sttuIes iom 9atr
orabsr ire Charger" Der isuere bIeu
uoielt / Marmor os tsbi at Sunftiore.
nlngeu
SITTER al ban bauoe iaasi sn aeiie'
unosrltpttelie al Ataoemiet. forsto9 ban
1890 en- 9eiie til Rom. bplr ban NJ.
iprts here Arbeioer, msn tiaise ut 5u-
~tsrssis Tor Runnbaanouartet, iom ban
~isnere eiisr i'm 9iemtomit Uittsoe en-
Del for.
1866 bIsD gstsrs Meolem af STUNT.
ataoemiet, uso bulltet ban / en- laugers
Aarratte pirteoe lom Rrofesior osr
MooelfoIen.
hi 9sttrs' Qrbsioer tan nauaes:
yNlertur" os n@tplun1 psO Snotai lien
til AOrOr. loIoboo. y0iOseues mer
gpstsn" / Stuosnterforeninssn, y6u
oanisnoe 6aun" / suuftmuiaet. ggmaIe
og @ssieI" i bet tsI. lsaier FAINT let'
Of Statustne reo Rarmorttrten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
9ammarfS ftprftc Wiejeri.

ON faa Maansbsr Dil / 6sl9e
mgr Iihense~ Gaama,ts esgac
Rsieri = IrioIium iom ri ale.
rs0s iIsrs @anae bar omtaft - trade /
gutiombeO / ben mibfliaaanbfe Up
6~asIep.
Rsisrist uil foa futOftenbig aaratter
at en- 5abrit o9 Dil forubsu Smsr iil-
Iige %tilpirte foriteai9e OiieiOrier. Cite
iGrre eno 10 fore 6srrssuarbs Oil lss
uere beres WlaIt til bette Vlsieri, %
bet pentes, at Here efterbaanosn oil
flute fg til. De l6 9%errssaarOs er:
8rsgsntOsO, @Filbfrup, Epbiarssuurb,
%llIisguaro. GurebDbOIm. eDiirup, Som,
frusns Ggsos, Ottelfrup, 4sieuOrup,
6rifsansbei R%onraosfsIot, BrsoebRt,
9sieos, gbelsminbe, @isIegaarb og
@isieIfeIot. SaubipnIisuis oil suoUi,
oere fsIsenbe @aaroe tiItrabe: Brotis,
S~tOrgaarc, SoisnoaI, Reunebs, Drss
leUsaoro, Petersminbe, GHsbgIias.
0eoebus, 9~OItegaatb os 9oIme9aaro.
6Uis Msieriet faar oenne nberIi9ere
Dil bet TONNE til at oispos
Ouer WeeIfen elsr bog 6lsoen al
$500 Rser. Der ltaI oprettes en- easr
Here SfummstntiOner for Meltsn fra
.e @aurbe, Der er 5eIissenoe for Ianst
5crte ira 9asgeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
5pDsfalo.

SIaster Soban g imonfen
MiobeIfart, Der fOrIeben paabrog fig en-
9%iernerplteIIe Deb unoer Ell B~elDimeIiess
iiIfaIoe at fable bag ouer paa @aben,
er MI ofsaaet Ueo Dgoeu.
= 6bu. @aaroeier o9 StoIelerer 6.
Dirt, RasbpI, er afsuaet usb DOOen.
Deem afosoe par en- bet ipoIise Sgaanb
messt betenot gsufrepoIititsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
Suenbe 9ebsfalb.
q. u. gembde = 6. 6. geters.

SonOas ben II. Sept. afsit tsI.
GDngsmeitsr @utaD aooIp
2embde ueb Beoen, So aor gammel.
gsmbde bprie til De bsCiie Muhttrepie
R~ebsnbaDn, msn bans Brobuftiou sr
Ianbstsnbt. San fpotss 20. Qus. 1914,
piifs ti5Ii9 MuitanIeg oe unoeruiifss
af Dutiosns bsbits eGrsre.
10 aur gummsI blsu ban 4ipirani
til bet fongeIise aapeI. 1853 anlattes
ban Iom giOIiuiit, 1882 uon9DHtss
ban til t9I. BANNER muffus, 1884 bIsp
ban Jtspetitsr Dsb Ieatrets SoIoinuses
ftoIe Os | 1888 = efter @erIa9-
Roripu9emsifsr.
sembfes seuuemmnItaIits Ratur lob
BAN blius en- i'm fnIotforftaaenbe 5ors
toIfsr at aammermuff. gn Glib uanbt
ban fine fire Griumfsr I RoncertlaIeu,
men De Iensre Qar par ban en- filter
A%tfompa9natgr uso mango Roncertops
fsreIier; naunIis uaar bans Ben, Ram:
m%erianger SimOuen, pOebe fin
Runt, sIabeoe nan fig ti0ise oDer
9smtdes fine 9lftompo8nemsnt.
s en- balu Snes aar bar gembde
pirtst iom Dirissnt ueb be aarIige pass
iionsfoncerter / Grus Rirte.
gf bans Rompoftioner maa napnes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
NatiOnalnlOnnmcntct az
ilprrs.
WiDiunOcOagen.

aarsoaaen for @snsraI Rrabbes
beIismobise Joripar at Nfpiunoeitiuiu.
qen, b. u. Sept. 1850, par Of Romi-
teen Tor acknowledgements uoiet
til aiiIo,inssbns
1aeens tlnre, ifonns Qsir la9be poer=
Iigsre 5sitslaus oper ben uouerlfutli9e
Glare, Der lange Tor liOen iamIeoes /
% Omigius bet tile AnIa8 paa 8aao
busplobien, iom par bIeuen uoiet til
S~tanoplaos for 0atiOnalmonummtet.
9aa isIps 4labien par Der tilt TO Iuuge.
fu9imgtteoe lelie msb en- tappsbeIaat
9oge for aOngefamilien og oeuues
mango @aiter.
6Oroorist par ale bebcrise autOrits'
ter ieluiglgelig til Steoe.
Rongsbulets DaeoIemmer o9 @aitet
antom unosr 0onsrmur9e ns 6ansr.
aonesn tog Btars ueo Chen uf @ntss
ts%iierinoen al Ruslano.
3 anIeouing At Soften baooe Iic.
Spsb fOrfdttst en- Runtate, bOOttlI
tsI. S%pugsmeltsr o. u. ~gembde,
Der, iom anOetitsos meooeIt, osoe nosIe
Dase %ieuere, bauoe iat NiuRt.
Oct 400 Mano itarte 6or Iseebes al
6npeImsitsr Soban Suenoisn,
mems Rammeriau9er S%imoneu os
Spernianser 9erOIo uofsrte Solo.
poitierne.
Sanitation priite / iaUus Orb 0an.
mart. bets 6lag. bets Sprog. bets
9elie ira 6reOesicil, GgbbOI Og 6eIsos
LAMB: venO hsae bette gano. mems
GiOsn ifriosr". oar 0mfoeoef.
8eteiter bolbt Raptsiu. @rosieser
q. g. 56orrtns 6eittaIen, % ouas
saO iaa Monumenisi, Der, iom ban ues
talte. uirfeIis FL reiit uso imaa Bioras
fra golf AZ aae 3amfunosIag. iom Fl
RationaImonumeut til gOoeotaosu.
Saa ialot Slgret = og Rantateus
iOlte Bel bIeU oifungeu.
gfter at aoHgriamilisn bapbs togst
Mouumentet ON 1anmarts 6Goers
ouse / port aarbunorsoe / Cielbu og
uotalt oeres geunorins for bets nsune
9ante, ruasOe Bosnsne bort unosr
9%urraraab - Og Soft iIebe iaa til Tor
at faa bet nne uionumsnt JET sfter /
Semmene.
Oct fan forouriot NOT taoIe bet.
SjQIOeu ban en- Oanif giasObusger Uas
ret mere inipireret eno gsterens
Dan, oa ban unofaHseoe 9oeeH til
bette Ronument.
gn tart 3poe. S%oIout, If ben egts
Sens. 1pps, berer ben lille ~iaareoe
5ornbIaier frsm. Den Iaarebes Rne
bDilsr pan Ssns's @eDar, iom boIoes
tuers oper 2iust. % ben Lille Iaarses,
i%ualsoes Isitet til 9sirs, litter tro6s
Smarfsrns 2lulgtet / Stp, letter 6Ors
net for Wuuoen os bleier: 5rem=at.
Waonumeutet rammer font os aloOrIigt
ben Onnife Nations Soc, Der oil tempe
til liofts Wanb. Wonumentet, Der bqs
res at en- SOttsI, er i alt 8 4len bolt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
st goot Raao.

w. 49,
lioer al utent Blob, burbe itpuoe fig at
tage Or. pslas Kuriko, CT 9r. Sons
rub 6Ofimans 8aaO. Manotn taller
al erfaring. 9r. 9ofmon, iom Dor /
amuItree, Ontario, i%triuer iOm fplgr:
Oct er mig en- beais 9list at Iaos oae
Rennsiter faa uiOs. bpOr msget goot
Or. Peters Kuriko bar eiort Tor min
6One. 9un IeO al SuIiHob. pr.
GOnrab Derr Der Of gpsn tilraaOsoe
os at BRUCE Or. Peters Kuriko. gun
bespnote itrats at iaee ben os CT nu
fuIbt9noig beIbreost. a
Or. geters Kuriko bar uaret be-
nDilei meb aIOris iUigisnOe Oelo / gss
%5anOIinssn al Blob. os 6uOlpgoo mme.
Rsidstisere OpIpsuinssr erbolbes ueo
9%enuenoeIfe til Or. Better 5abrntp,
ll2-l14 sOalb 9Opns aOs.. @bieasO,
81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
StocbramD.

Z R eIlerup neobrGnote Der Eats
ten til ben "a. Sept. 5 @laros o9
goeIsfeoer, Stolen % to 9uie. 9ls
ben iormobes paaiat. De brGnote
@aaree er s3ens u b er ems o9 9br.
ganoees, os be bfaaOte 9oslsiie'
Der Sens Spren Rielfens, RieIs
2 DIM b 8 og 3. Rdsmusen 3ls
ben opifob hos Sens Sertn Nielitn. bOor
9ebOsrne maattc reooe fig / bet bIotte
ginneo. Oct brGnote enonu lorsoag
6Ormiboas. men man uar ba 9erre OOer
Slbsn.
Salt nebbranbte nieienoomme. nemlig
STOLEN, 10 @aaros, tie BOeIsteoer %
tire 9uie. Oct Iptttoes OUer alt at
reooe Rrediurerne.
(Ssuere MeIOinq). 6u baIO snes
6amiIier tr busUiloe. Oct melte 3nb'
30 os alt inOOOIet aotn branoie; oess
noen inoebrGnole no8Ie 9ens.
6orIeoen opitoo Der 3lo / ben
AftieleIifobet ySuenitrup IesIoGrter"
tiIberenoe @aatO / paIiebp peo aorssr.
@naroen, Der beboeoss at 6 Arbeibers
famiIier, par mart %omipanot al gaerne.
0srfra forplauieos Sloen fig ulosre I'll
9tabogdaroen, Der iilbprie 9ans Nm
Oerfen. 9esse @aatoe neobranote
til @runoen. Ralien alt 3no5o / beg
&c @aaroe br9nbts. 0esuoen branoie
noset Cab os en- Del osns. Alt CUB
DO par asiareret / Roiieotasieu. y. 4ns
oeriens, for ca. 90. 600 SRI. 9p9nin'
gerne uar ioriitreoe / eanobpsningernes
aim. 9ranoiOritrins. 3I6su forme,
nes opltaoet OeO gorns Seq meo lanoa
litter.
= giseIcbss msIOss, at POul 9ans
lens @aarO / 2angeoebp uso Nsre
sr nsobrauot. SlOen opitoo ueO 5ires
then Il al eaOebuitne. Oct mtite at
3uoboet reooeOes. 9loeIe aaIOe Os
Spin inoebtanote.
Ssnbos otn Il. Sept. opftOo
SIO | cen @br. SEMEN @re9erfen
tllberenoe @aaro paa GRubeoe RjGr.
Aas @aarotns loblie neobrGnote. 81
Oens Cptomlt fpIotes gsrns 9eg mto
5%auonitfer.
- u itIs 6brifteuenS fore,
frlaugeoe @aorO i @rtoiteo nsobranoie
FANNIE bitten iuIoitan6i9t. IRE Suin
Inoebrauote. De oUri9e a%reatursr bIsp
reooeoe. Ten forte Del al 5nbbOet
og ben inoaulebe Cab brGnote.
= Den Is. Sept. opitoO Glib / glue
buiets Gag poa @aateeu Store Ria
rup~ / laars Scgn. llobuisne bIeD
rsooeoe. 9n Del al 9uobost 5ranote,
oa Stutbuiets Gag iiprteoe neo os sjoroe
Reonins umulig. Oct antases, al 81
ben er Opituaet ueb S:Oritensaniisr
unoer grpsnins. eiereu UiibasL
6bri tent en-, iOm nplig bauoe ousrs
iaset @oaroen, par irauarsnbs unOer
granOen. @uurbens 9psninaer par
foritrsoe for $3.50 ar., oeraf Stusbus
iet for 1875. men 5orftrinsen par lite
bLspsn b~sIIatlast uso iiohe @ieritlfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
Gfspeottiomsm.

Zen 9rgnlanIfe 0anoris Sfruefon.
merit n@ootbnab" nnfreoe 5irsona b.
II Sept. up paa agbenhapus Snoer.
REQ meo ben amorupite Gtspe.
oition on 9orb.
Som bet oil minoss, afsif 6tapeois
tionen ben 10. ausuit / 5ior % nntom
til a%n8mosialif Den 81. au5uit. 9ens
Opaope par at unoerisse ben ubetenote
apit al DItsrenlano fra an9ma9lalit
(omtrent 654 Or. noroI. 8r.) os nores
ei'er III ScOiesbD Suuo (omirent 70
Or. norol. Dr. gfspeoitioneus Mebs
lemmer bar: 8remierlpituant Nm,
orup. Cand. mag. 9ruie. Cand.
mag. q. 9Outien, llnOerfunoner VI.
Saeobien os SmeO % SpmunO 9.
Rielen.
Gispeoitionen, Der MI altiaa lpttelia
% pei er Uepot tilbage, er uofBrt /
OuerenBitsmmelie meo Den ln9te Ylan.
Der glt no paa iorit c9 lremmeit al
trpnge iaa langt noro pda iom muliot
ira a%n9ma9iaIii, forilGgge % poa ale
Maober ut~oenifabeiist unoerigae ben
senuemreiite Str9tniug, enooioere at
tomplettere be Al 0olm / An9mneias
liiolitriftet anltiaeoe Opmaaliu9er etc,
og enoeli9 l%lolagnin9 al 3epoter meo
Ammunition og gropinnt I'll Srus for
Den Gfspioiton, Der lenere ltal ~ioretas
ses meo ScoresbpiuHo lom uosunss.
punt neo MOB ansmnsiallf.
Z oenne 0euiigt ioretoees Der ire
8aaotnre os 10 Slaoeture. Zen igr:
fte 9onotur foreioses / gileraaret
1898. og bet lgffeoes al nan Sc Or. g..
buor bet ierite Depot ~uolngoes. (Gtss
petitioners lb9anBspuntt par So Or.
So. Zen nnoen os ben treble 8aaos
iur foregit / Sommeren 1899 BEN
boIosois i Nnsmusiulitoiitrittet %
noroeiter I'll 81 Or. %; ct Depot no.
losoes paa 81 OR. -. &c TO Slabe.
tire fOretuses i 5ebruur % Marfs
1899.
d al gfspe6itionen %opnaaeoe 8eiuf.
tater ian reiumeres / 6slaenoe:
stratninssn fra ca. IS Or. So
norol. Br. til CO. 81 Or. % norol.
Sr., Der life tiollgere bar p1ret bsrsiit
al 6urop9ere. n bleueu unoerip9t og
toriln9i. Gnoniogre er 9anoet iet %
tiiieret op til sjorom aaujerolusinai
os Sfnrinser barfs III De melt irem
tr9benoe Sumter paa oenne StratuiHg.
- 8et er fonitaieret, at en- Del Of Den
bsrejite StratninS iioIisere bar uRret
bebost al 9%itunoer, men be iioite BE
6oere er MI uoosoe. 6uiet buori be er
oeoe, %fnnotss pna 81 Or. IS og en-
betpoelis Canning e%tbnO9rnflte @sns
itaHoe bjembrinaes berira. = Zen be-
relite Stratn:ng er bIeuen ~bOtanift,
SOolosiit os e%eOloeilt unberie9t. 5or
5~oianIfens % 3oolO8iens geoioms
menoe bismbriuges Samlineer. % euo.
oIOere 5jsmbringes en- aranieinmlins.
timber Cpholoet / glnterioartsret sr
Der forefoset iaa mause uioenitabelise
Obieroationer ION muligt. 5sobiers
pationer. Observation-Disclosures
Rorolgsobisruationer liant meteoroio.
giite % masneiiite 0blerpaiioner. @ub.
Oioers ou;brOpologiite gaaalinser af
Gitimoerne.
@eHnem De irc 5aaS;iire % DC io
SI9oeiure er Der erbuerpet gruubigt
Senbitnb III bele ben paagaloeuoe
apfitratnins. LEGION Der er 9jort III.
teresiante Su9tiogeiiev ausaoeuoe gla-
tH%riorbOloeue. ipscielt S~siorboloene Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
Slmaa Mebbelelier.

6oltetingets j or m a b.. Nels
lem Gissoassmeuo at Bonfire u~erierer
bet 6%orIposnOe, at samIs 9sgsbro
(BrobDUarftreoien) uslsr at trade tiIs
base iom 5OItstlnsets bormano, os at
p%errebsfO9eo Rrabbe tal inotuoe
bans PIaos. arabbe sr / bpert suIb
erfartn not til 4Iaolsn. Os BET tan
usI DGre sObt at latte FABIAN en- ens
fpGHosr Op paa ben loburet isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04

Gn 2ampe brenoer oaarliQt
% bliper for tOitbar peo 9lnlfaf=
felien al aampeslas, buis lite
man bru9er bet @los, Der CT la
pct til ben.
aatologet piier bet.
SfriU til Daaebeth. gittsburab. ia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14

Major M. w. Lang, Assistant Paymas-
ter U. S.V., says the following in regard
to Pe-ru-na: al havo used Pe-ru-na for
nervous dyspepsia for the last three
weeks. 1 can cordially recommend
1t to any one suffering from SINH
lar complaint; especially do feel
pleased to speak good word for 1t in
this particular because dyspepsia or in
digestion is quite too common malady
among Americans. 1t has distinctly
benefited me, restoring me to normal
condition of good health when I was
utterly ineapacitated by a disorder SO
easily cured by few doses of really
good medicine. have also used Peru
na for catarrh in its troublesome ineipi-
ent stage, and can also recommend it as
peculiarly adapted both as preventive
and cure in SO changeable climate as
this"
Major Lang's home address is Yelling
ton, Ohio.
Dyspepsia is catarrh of the stomach.
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever located.
Hon. @. N. Smith, Superintendent of
Buildings, Charleston, w. Va, speaks in
the following terms of Pe-ru-na. He
says: az desire to express to you my
appreciation of the wonderful virtues
and curative properties of Pe-ru-na as
exemplified in the complete restoration
to health Of my daughter who had suf-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the larg-
est sale Of any medicine In the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought OF using anything else for
scarce, and they seldom heard of Appen-
dicitis, Nervous Prostitution or Heart
failure, etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system and stop fermen-
tation Of undigssted food. regulate the
action Of the liver. stimulate the nervous
and organic action of the system, and
that I'll they took when feeling dul
anu Ia nth headaches and other aches
You only need a few doses of Green 8
August Flower, in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious with
you. Sample bottles at y. IL Eickett's,
el2 Danforth; L. w. Steyens's, 107 PORT
land; McDonough 81 Sheridan's, .a5
Congress, and j. Z. 6oold s. Co.'s, 20i
Federal streets. Sold by dealers In all
civilized countries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14

Hon. Edward Dryer, State Senator,
Seventeenth Senatorial District, Chi
cago, ILL.,, writes: "Pe-ru-na cures when
all other remedies fail. can heartily
recommend Pe-ru-na as catarrh rem
edy. 1t has been two years since was
cured, and 1 consider my cure perma-
nent. learned of the remedy through
friends, and although l had applied to
several doctors and used many remedies
to no effect, two months use of Peru
ma effected the cure OF disease of seven
years standing"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14
LAST DAY At TOPSHAM.
About 5000 People Saw
the Fun.
Miniature Scraps and Bicycle
Races Helped Out.
Trotting Races Closely
Contested.
Tackhammer Morrill, and Hal
Rhea the Winners.
ESPECIAL 10 THE fnEss.1

To sham, October 13.--The last days
over on account Of the heavy track Of
Tuesiny, were held today and we-e
watch I'd by crowd ef about 5000 people.
To add to the amusTents there were sew
eral miniature soraIs and a bicycle race,
The participants in the bicycle races
were Albert NORM, Narcisse Caron, Will
fred Caron, K. 4. Hiidreth, Morris Simp-
san and h. l. Gondreau. Tie first heat
was won by HildTeth. with Simpson se;-
ond. The time was 1888.
Simpson won the second heat and NORM
wrs seoond. Time, 2.40.
In the second heat Simpson was first
and Hildreth se,ond, and these two won
the race In the order nane1. The time of
the third heat was 2.36.
The prizes are; First, silver medal !;
second, bicycle lantern.
Today the races wee not won in
straight heats as they have teen on the
other two days. There were two cla sses
the ais and the 2 81.
| In the 2.17 race, Tackhammer Morrill,,
| who won first money, broke his own res-
ord as well as the track resori which he
made two years age, 2. IL L. The fourth
heat when 216 ga was made, was prob
ably the lest heat ever seen on Maine
track in October.
| In the third heat of the % class Fol-
som was removed from Hal Rhea ana Ira
W oodbury WAS given the ribbons The
finish between Alice Drake and Hal
Rhea wes close, The other horses in the
field wee about 100 yards in the rear.
The judges CALLED this dead heat be-
| tw cen Alire Drake and Hal Rhea.
Hal Rhea won the fourth and IF h
heats and the race in the hands of Wood
bury.
The summaries:
217 Trot and Pace; PuTss $500
Tackhammerl Morrill,, S, by
Black Eagle, (Sumner), 1i41
Ike wilkes, b q, lChandler), 3214
Johnnie Wilkes, s, (Letenerneau),2 4 8 2
Jay, blk g, (Waite), 4s23
Time, ali IA, 2.l7 S-4, 2.19 1-2, ale 81.
sa7 Trot and Pace; Purse $500.
Hal Rhsa ch, $, by Hal
Brandon, (Bolsom, l.
Alice Drake, blk m, by
Bosrhorus, (Pattangall),1 ! Ks . 9
Doris, b IN, (Foss), 2 4 3 3ro
Student, b g, "a. h. Rus
schofsld, Q h g, (Rydsr), 8 ! IL 5ro
Sammie w., b q, (Webb) s 6 cdr
Ned o., b g(Jordan), 8 6 DR.
Time, 2.s2 Ia, Q 20 3-4, 21S l.2, 2.23.
2. 81 3-4, @ 10 1-2.
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SENATOR KENNEx'S CASE MOL
PRESSED.

Wilmington, Del, October ls.- Judge
Bradford In the United States District
court today granted to District Attorney
Byrne, permission to enter a noIie
prossequi In the case Of the u. s. Senator
Richard II. Kenney. Indicated for con-
spring to aid and abet William N. Boggs,
defaulting paying teller of the First Ma
tional bank OF Dover, who robbed that
in stitution of. Sl07. 200
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Any amount, large or small to suit
the borrower on Household Furniture,
Pianos, Organs, Stock and Fixtures, also
Farming Stock, Horses, Carriages, &C.,
the same TO remain with the owner. We
will pay off furniture leases and advance
money at rates as low as can be had in
the State. All loans may be paid by
installments, each payment reducing
both principal and interest Real estate
mortgages negotiated. Business strictly
confidential.
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ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
FREIGHT WRECK ON B. g. M.

Boston, October ia Two freight trains
came together early this morning on the
Eastern division of the Boston & Maine
railroad, and several cars were piled up.
1he collision, which was a rear end one,
was caused by the dense fog. No one
was seriously injured, and traffic on the
passenger lines was not delayed any
length Of time.
The accident occurred IN the town of
Revere.
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A railroad train killed moose near
Bridgton and great was the wonder there
at. Read tomorrow's Sunday Times and
learn how Mr.. William 4. Vaughan en-
countered q Canadian lynx at the end Of
Vaughan's bridge some 60 years ago.
Reference is also made to case where
the death of a moose In Portland was
made matter of record.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Conductor Murphy of the Portland and
Waterville trains 25 and A Ia on a ten
days vacation.
Conductor Gilman of the Portland and
Dover. N. H., run on this B. g. NJ. r. R..
is taking his annual vacation and his
train ia being run by Conductor Don
Fisher and Baggagemaster Frederic EN-
erson of Dover. N H.
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re hhed the crave.

A startling incident of which Mr.
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
81 was In most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunken,
tongue coated. pain continually in back
and sides, NO appstite-graGually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately, friend
advised trying Electric Bitters;' and to
my great joy and surprise. the first bottle
made q decided Improvement oontin-
ued their use for three weeks, aud am
now well man. I know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave of another VIC.
tim. No one should fail tostry them.
Only 80 cts, guaranteed, at II. p. s.
Goods, 577 Congress street. and II. G..
STAIRS. Cumbeland Mills. Drug Stores.
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That Throbbing Headache

DIR. Kings New Life Pills Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back
II not cured. Sold by II. p. 5. Gooid,
517 Congress street, and II. q. Star,
Cumberland Mills druggist.
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INCONSISTENCIES.

w 3 have large assortment Of Diamond
w Rings, Pins. Ear Rings and Scarf Pins,
all good quality and perfect. This Is very
easy way TO buy Diamond as we make the
payments so BY that you win not miss the
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monu-
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. October l3-Ths following
pensions have been granted to Maine PEG.
pie:
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The
and the
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ORIGINAL.

Elijah d. Quimby, Bangor. So; Northam
L. Babb. Westbrook, s.; Charles H..
Mitchell, Portland, So.
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fered from nauseating sick headache,
some five or six years. We tried various
and divers remedies, all guaranteed to
cure, but nothing gave her any perma-
nept relief until we were induced to try
your Incompatible remedies, which we
gave according to directions, religiously
followed, until five bottles were used
and our daughter cured. Her general
health is better than at any previous
time in her life; the tormenting head
aches which used to distract her are but
painful remembrance of the past, and
only recalled as is horrible dream that
made her life unhappy while it lasted.
l can certainly recommend your RENEE
dies, and feel it both a duty and pleasure
to do so, for they have brought both
health and happiness to our household"
When the stomach is affected by ca
tarrh there is a large quantity of vitiated
mucus poured out into the stomach.
which constitutes a very serious drain
upon the vital powers. This mucus
passes away in one form or another and
is generally unnoticed by the patient,
who is unable to account for the great
weakness and prostration which is ex-
perienced.
These patients complain of lassitude,
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INCREASE.

josiah II. Baker North Edgecomb, $40
to Sli; Levi Bowdoin, Whit .rport, sic to
sl7; Daniel B. Dolloff, Knox Station, s14
to ST..