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The daily sentinel., 1899-02-24

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The rFaate Ta Grippe
Is ita tifr '0 r3eluqsi0. tt
r1 a1eH eare 5 ever, En1
q n dy talraq,
a. v atlF Hd Amgue
t7 -5C who tGgs ueal
e. a ips we haye yet
to le gn il aiag6el h1ruF reaul5-
ed g pugu ori1 Fairl hQvf cons
clusig that .h.s ran1dg liza c1rt9iu
praverfiirQ of .ipt tHn rlus disense
1t wiz curl'la Grippe "a las. tiue than
any other trntuelt IL is pleasant
and snle TO take, For snle by all
druggi4ia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

~, - 4. .. no,,x NJ elcmrucv Al
hour oi v'c,o.s w" y"
reconstrueuvn,, IA. a., ,,,s up the vsxss
NO enort VII y. ".. 80 lon, years Of mis-.
places ueso.a". y, III s.., al, sor tho END os
governmene -, 49,, a.,.a,ent work We
tine s,rte 70 ocs'n ~. -. n..,r, IN opeu the
shaii continue, rs % w ~ - ~, the eourts An
schools ana ,ne ,s...,.s "a ,rnae and Ar.
operauon' 70 'vs", 80, an our mower 70
ncuNure snu 20 proxideuce has
make mes. p'op" ,,,s,s,,.,,on feel that II II
brougnt wtnin our Iu" ,,.i, ,vcifays
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
Mi.s Aicott's "Running Away" DaI
..Runnipy away" was one of the

"Running away" was one OF the ~
pleasures of the noted authoress.
Louisa NJ. Alcott, when she was q
youngster. aud brought the little Gu
prit many strange experiences On
she passed the day with some l1
children, who generously shared
cold potatoes, salt fish aud crusif WIN
her as they revelled In tho'z fheaps
on some waste ground. When dusk
set In the small adventures was de-
serted by her friends. to sit forlornly
on doorstep. feeling that home was,
after all, a nice place, II she could only
find It. A big dog allowed her to pill
low her tired head ON his back aud
have n nap, from which she was awak.
ened by the town-crier, whom her
parents had sent In search of her. His
bell and description of the loss Of -
little girl. six years old, In pink frock,
white hat aud new green shoes" woke
up the truant, aud n small voice out ol\
the darkness answered:
"why, dat's me"'
She was carried to the crier's house.
aud feastcd sumptuously ON bread aud
molasses while her parents were
fetched; but the fun ended the next
day when she was tied to the arm Of
the sofa ard left TO repent At leisure. -
Roston Beacon.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

A NEW American wrinkle IL the cul-
turc Of rice in artificial swamps, the
invention Of some northwestern farm
ers settled In Louisiana. They build n
bank around section of prairie and
pump water into the Enclosure from
artcsian wells. When the crop ma
lures the water Is let out. the ground
dried of and reapcrs and binders Sc
cure the harvest Mt greatly reduced
cost. The land is easily prepared for
the next season, and there Is no danger
from drought.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
Stood IL I-ihs q soldsss.

lie was one OF the richest Of rich
men who had joined the rough ridera
The train had just pulled out Of the
Washington station on its long trip to
San Antonio, and his valet was still
busy making him comfortable for the
journey, when burly figure darkened
the door Of his private stateroom.v>>
lis this John Does" quericd ths
owner of the figure.
Yes" answered the astonished sl.
dier. !
"well." was the unexpected reuk.
I'm the sergeant of your compssV'
and you want to get move on and -
to the rear car. where you belong"
Aud get = move on he had To, ~
upon arrival In the aforesaid rear e
the only seat vacant was one with
broken back. which he occupied a
that long and weary ride TO Texas, bva
neither then nor afterward, at hspS
fare, hard work or hard aghting, dll
one word Of complaint ever cross N
lips.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
AccoRprSa to the annual report Of

ACCORDING TO the annual report OF
the state board of health, the improved
sanitation OF Massachusetts results In
the saving Of over 5000 lives every year
from all causes, and large part Of this
saving Is due to anti-toxin. OF the
cases of diphtheria, two-thirds are
treated with anti-toxin, and the fatal
ity In the cascs treated with this
remedy was only 1917 per cent, while
the fatality In the preantitoxin period
vvas 1S3
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

AT Bufalo's Pan-American cxposi.
tion, 10 be held from May to Novem.
Der, 1901, IL Is proposed to bring to
Rethcr representatives Of all aboriginal
tribes from Alaska TO Patagonia. An
other feature planned Is an exhibit OF
the architecture Of all American zones
Peru has agreed TO transfer its Paris
display TO Buffalo.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

THE individual deposits In the ma
tional banks of the United States, nc
cording TO the report Of the comptrol-
lcr Of the currency, increased Siio, ,OOO..
900 In the year ending September Z.
1850. and on that date amounted "a
o., $50. OO0, 900. The increase for the
year was 20 per cent. and is probably
The greatest single years gain ever re-
ported. except, possibly, In n year after
. panic, when money that had been
withdrawn by timid dcpositors was re.
turned after they got over their scare.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

NEAR a station In Utah n car loaded
with powder was blown up while In
transit. The force of explosion was 10
great that IL tore up 90 feet Of track.
II shook the whole freight train and
broke glass In the engine cab windows
and caboose. The fragments Of the
powder car aud two adjoining cars took
Ire and burned up.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

RECENTLY the prince of Wales com.
pleted his Af,y-eighth year. His royal
highness has attained n greater age MS
prince Of Wales than any of his prcde-
cessors, and has also borne the title
longer than any other person, having
been created prince Of Wales when one
month old.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

THE designer Of the battleship Ore
gon predicts that within few years
steel ships 1000 feet long will be built
for the Pacific trade. hut he says the
advance will be gained by gradual in
creases, because IL will take time to
calculate the effect OF strain on hulls.
A long hull rests variously on the series
of waves, and there Is also side roll.
all Of which makes II difficult TO secure
the right rigidity without practical ex.
periments The advantage OF long
ships is the greater carrying capacity
and the fact that the cost Of the crew
IL no more than on smaller vessel.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

w. +. HARRIs, commissioner Of edu-
cation, presents some statistics OF a
gratifying character. They show that
che aggregate enrolment In the COM
mon schools for ls97.'9s exceeds that
Of the previous year by 3oo.sal The
grand total of all schoola, elementary,
secondary, and higher, public and pri'
vste. was 10. 0s7, ,0t3. which Is an In
crease for the gear Of 43s. $50. A little
more than cne-Hfth Of the entire popu-
lstion u therefore enrolled In school.
The average amount Of schooling per
individual u Ave pears Of 500 days each.
ooms ststss average ssven years, while
soos fall ~ low ~. ~.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
pY the annual wagonloads OF

llMSmas gifts are beginning to flow
into the white house. They come from
ali sccti1ns Of the country, and the ma
jority are from people personally un.
known to both the presiden. and Mrs.
Mckinley. Each gift that bears the
name Of the person sending II Is ac-
knowlcdgcd by one or other Of Prcsi.
dent McKinlcy's private secretaries.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
ne naPveleA Much

He had been elected member Of n
native country and had come up 70 n
metropolis 10 take his seat In n
house. He Was modest, retirius /.
div,dual and felt quite overawcd = 4
stood disidcntly In the lobby and -
throug Of the ordinary membera
swell. Mr.. O." said one Of the
lators near him. land what arc
impressions Of the houses"
ITO tell the truth. +" replied the
member iu some confusion. ~ VI
how I got hercr'
A week afterward he msde q |,
which astonished them and the
member batton-holed him again
the debate.
"what are your impressions q
house nowr" was the question.
ting 10 know ~. ehs"
yea" quietly replied Mr. a
now fvtcader how yoa all Ros N
He wsa not asked Aboul kls d
sioas after thaA A--Lsaaaa Ansvss|
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

IT is fortunate that Helen Gould has
= home. Otherwise Nd many states
would have offered her one that her
position might have become very EN-.
barrassing.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14


strtsvept II declares every contract or COM
nirntion, In the form OF q trust or other
wise, or conspiracy In the restraint Of trade or
commerce among the several states or with
foreign nations, 10 be unlawful. II denomi-
mates as criminal any De. son who make. any
such contract or engages In any such combna-
tion OF conspiracy and provides q punishment
BY fine or imprisonment II invests the circuit
courts Of the United States with Jurisdiction to
prevent and restrain violations Of the act and
makes Il the duty OF the several United States
/ district attorncys under the direction of the
L attorney general, 70 institute proceedings ia
equity TO prevent and restrain such violations.
| IL further confers upon any person who shall
be injured In his business or property by any
person or corporation by reason Of anything
| forbidden or declared TO be unlawful by the act
| the power 70 sue therefor In any circuit
| court Of the United States without respect TO
the amount In controversy, and 10 recover three
| fold the dsmnscs bv him sustained and the
costs Of the suit, including reasonable attorney
fees. II will be perceived that the act II aimed
at every kind Of combination In the nature Of
| u trust or monopoly In restraint Of Interstate
| or international commerce.
| The prosecution by the United States Of Of
fenscs under the act OF lsaJ has been frequently
rcsortcd 10 In the federal courts and notable ef-
| forts In the restraint Of Interstate commerce.
such ns the Trabsmissouri Freight association
| and tho Joint Traffc association, have been
| successfully opposed and suppressed
state Lesisintion 1nadequate.
Tbe .,a,e ,ey,.,a,ion IN which prcsidcp, (,,cv,.
land locked Tor relief from the evils of trusts
| has failed 10 accomplish fully that object This
| probably IL due 10 n great extrpt To the fact
| that different states takc different views ns IN
| the propcr wav In discriminate between evil
| iniurious combIpa,ions and those associations
| which are beneficial and ncccssary To the busi.
| ness prosperitv of the country. The great di.
|
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

---------
Tho prompt accomplishment of th's WORN oy
tho American army and navy gave MIN o,ner
ideas and ambitions, and insidious sugvcsuons
from various quarters perverted the purposes
and Intentions with which ne mac uken up
arms No sooner had our army capture" wv
nils than the Filipino forces began 70 assume
IN attitude OF suspicion and hosury wh'cu ,ne
utmost Efforts Of our officers and troops weN
unable TO disarm or mohify' Thcir knuncsS
and forbearance were easen rs prooi OF CIV.
ardicc. Tho argrcssions OF the fihp'nos oon.
tlnually increases until nnai'y. Just before .nc
time net for the senate OF the United states TOT
vote upon thc treaty, an atach eViueny
prepared In advan e. was made all Mnns ,ne
American lines. which resulted IN NItioiy oo-
ssnu -
.''s asss - nv, ,I,,s, ~, 49,, " .ss..ar,. .hn "a
....,.,.,', A. u..W. =, sstss 90 ,,,,. ,,,s,,v
,,,,.as''.s ~. o.. ..,,,ra,,. ,n,.n, 4, a. M
.,n.,.a n, ,n,,srn ,I,nos :" n, a,rec,. ,ha, n,
.t.n, ,,.,,,,.L , an. .,.n, q, an. IN -, Ecbr,,
49,, 49,, ,.r,,,osi.i ,rIIi,ia .naW .o,re ,o,c,hc,
A.. ar, ,..,,,, -, c.. t,s.,.., go, ,.,,n ,h.i,
~" ',,s 80. "a .,,,,,s,,a,,,", rns,. con.
yon,.,,, ,aa, EI,n,na ,a,n,l,.s ,n,y sha,, no rc
.,...,a, n,,, ,s., ~, .,h., ,r,,,i,,.i. n, rha,
-, 80 ,s.. 30. ~ ss.u n. .,,.,m,n,,ea
wi,hou, ,nv somnsss,on ate, Tho e,,crmina.
zion Of the srmv ~ occuna,lon. and adds;
.r,,.,s... - -, .,..,,,. ,,,,,..,,,.. nm m.
| .nc,,ca,s ana .,,.ru,,,,. ,,er, ,ha, uc NAV
| take our rcveny, for tho in,amies nnd ,reach.
| cries which ,hcv nav. r,mmi,,c,I upop Us
uay, no compassi, n upon them, attack with
| yivor."
| A con, n, mi. ,.u n, ,o,a ,or,,r. ,,,o Tho
h,rss ~ on, os,cc,s .ns ,n.s wc,c mi. ,o ,a,c
mcasu,es IN eon,,o, an. ,,,In, wh,cn vas ac,u.
ala a,,,mn,.a n, ~. n,,n, q, ren,,,,,v %
. 80 ,a,c, ,n,n 90. n,,.,,a,,, can,.m'
n,,,.a Cnns,,.rah,e nnmhc, n, armed Insur.
.en,s .n,.r., ,no Els, n, v.,s,wa,s .ni
sxamps ana IN conccrt Win eonfcdcra,cs inside
a,temp,ed 70 destroy Manila nv nr. They
| ,'ss .. ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14


postal service at once on q scif-svstaininr
basis, but would permit great aud vaiu-
able improvements and 4 commend the sub /
jcct 10 the consideration Of congress
The Qu~ss,oa of Pensions.
On the sDth Of June ls9o the pension roll OF l
the United states numbered pu,Sip. These In \
cludc the pensioners of the army and navy In
all our wars The number nd led 10 the rolls
durin the ycar wus Dpsi Tho number dropped /
by reason OF death rcmarriayc, minors by leiai |
limitations. failure TO claim within three years
and other causes was a. te6, aud the number OF
claims disaliowed was 1881. During the year
", NJ pension certificates were issued. Of which
E,J'7 were for new or original pensions. The
amount disburscd for army and navy pensions
during the year was si@ss. 80 W. witch was
ei sI tsi 81 less than the sum Of the appropria-
tions.
The Grand Army Of tho Republic nj Its re-
cent national cncampmcnt held ut Phiiadelphia
has brought TO my attention and To that of con.
grcss the wisdom and justice Of n modification
Of the third section OF the act OF June u. 1890,
whish provides pensions for the widows OF
officers and enlisted men who served " days or
more during the war of the rebellion and were
honorably discharged. provided that such
widows ARE without other means OF support
than their daily lator and were remarked 10
the soldier. sailor or marine on account OF
whose service they claim pension prior TO the
date OF the act
The present holding OF the department Is that
~ the widows income aside from her daily labor
does not exceed In amount what her pension
would br, Ia wit; 90 per annum' shc would ne
deemed To he without other means OF support
thnn hcr daily labor, ana would bc eh,iticu VI"
pension under this act, while " the widow in-
come. independent OF the amount received by
her ~ the result OF her daily labor exceeds eo
shc wou d not I've pcnslonablc under the act
am advised by the commissioner OF pensions
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

" '-"'-'--t -N--f
kinIey to-day transmitted the follow-
ing message 10 the Fifty-sixth con.
or....
x.,..
10 INC Senntc nnu 'iousc ~, INV.
~ tne tnresno'u oi sour ,,,,n' sa,s
fhilcu w Hour" WIN sou, 'o."" y". ~. . " ,,,
OF vice frcsiocn. noon..' wno ~. -,
on .ne morning oI N Nem,e ." ,.,.'.,a
soui now ies,s lh c,,rnh, p'"e. " p,.,,s
nic was Purc nnu %, % WI. s '',,,' III.
ehrse, was c.e' u's' "tu''n NV, ,, .s ',,. ~.
,'"'n'sN "''F'ns. ". 80. ,a. 80, a.
nus oech 'emU'eu ,'.", Wv ~ I'm. ,.,'
nohorcu anu u,pn,n.a '.. w. ~ n,s % m .,,,.,.,.a
hlS ucvotoh 70 ou,s, NY no".sy W ,'Il',.s.
ana hoplc virtues remain WIN W. IN P'''e''"'
Asacy ah" esn"P'e'
A. TO the Country's Condition.
Tho Fifty.sixth congress conycnes In It's frst
regular session with the country In n cond tion
Of unusual prosperity. Of universal rood will
among the people ut home and In relations Of
peace aud friendship with every government of
the world. Our foreign commerce has shown
great increase In volume and value. The com.
bincd imports and exports for the year are the
largest ever shown In sin lc year In NIL our
history Our exports for isap alone exceeded by
more than no OUOsO our imports and exports
combined In 1870. The imports per capita nrc
~ per cent less than IN ls.O, while the exports
per capita arc ~ per cent. more than In is'1,
showing the enlarged eat ncity OF the United
states IN satisfy the wants %, It's own Incrcas.
inc nonuIation as well ms To contribute 10 those
of the people Of other nations.
Exports of agricultural products were $751;
75s. Iis or manufactured products we exported
In value txss. ~ ,ii6 being larger than any pre-
yious wear. II IN "a noteworthy fact that the
only years in nil our history when the products
Of our manufactures sold abroad were isvs and
isw. Government receipts from all sources ioI
the fiscal year ended June -. isps. including
Oil .Tgs 3it u. part payment Of the Central Pa
ciiic railroad Indebtedness uggrcg ted t5it. t.yss,
Wia, Customs receipts were t96,is',t'i75,
nnd those from Internal revenue. era, iJ7, 1881
For the fiscal year the expenditures were w..
CO 800. leaving n deficit 81 sss .h59.G7. The
secretary Of the treasury estimates that the re-.
AL u,A 10 nnI lnnn the husia Of urpS0ut nm.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14

The domestic postal service continues ogrow
with extraordinary rap.dity. The expenditures
and the revenues will each exceed 90 ',0oop
during the current year Fortunately. since the
revival OF prosperous times the revenues have
grown much faster than the expenditures, and
there Is every indication that short period will
witness obliteratioh Of ihc annual deficit In
this connection the report of the postmaster
general embodles statement OF some evils
tion of Law In the treatment Of some classes D
mail matter which wrongly exercises the priv.
lego of pound rate. aad shows that u this ma :
ter had been properly classified and had pal I
tho rate which Il should have paid. instead Of /,
postri dehcit the last fiscal year Of sS.si .oo'
form thus susscsted. In the opinion u the
Uoe tnsseer gsoeral would nos oaly pss ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-14
wants . Cable To Manila.

The Japanese government has shown lively
Interest In the proposition Of the Pacinc Cable
company 10 add TO is projected cable lines TO
Hawaii. Guam and the Philippines . branch
connection with tho coast Of Japan. Il would
br gratifying consummation were the utility
of the contemplated schcms enhanced BY bring
Ing Japan and the United statcs into direct
tclesraphio tclssion. without repestins the
observations Of my special me4Aase u rsbraary
70. ~. coaoesaing Ne neoessity u 3 sa11s 70
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-27
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 25. 1899.
last sales ank hallou. at 1854, y ID for
white and &c for gray
Last sales OF Georges Cod from vessel 3 GAIA
for large and az 6lia for medium; sank do ar
2 T5s225
Iandlne cod, caught east OF Cape Sable, Ms.
3 37ls for large and So 90 for medium.
NE quote prime Georges Goldfish new So { o
81 20 Tor large and 1 90 . 81 so for small; Bank
al soeS 90 for large and 500 o8s4 90 for
small; Shore at SIS 60 so 70 fer large and 10
a. co for small.
We quote cured cusk SIS 1894 rs ~ qtl: bake
So 75s , 90: haddeck 50 1898 90; heavy salt
ed pollock at 81 5osotli ana English cured do
s so@ qtl. and scarce.
besI nsnalinc homeless Geogs cod ia for me-
dunn to Sc for large. middes 60Gss ;boneless
Shore do 748c; Grand Bank do 64T1sc; euSk,
6esI4c; paddock 4ia HSh4 nake at 3ia az I;
fancy brands OF entirely boned cod 10 10 15o
p Nj Smoked lHallbut. strips. 10 to I2e v N /;
chunks I3ql5c.
Naekerel are quoted in jobhers lots at s33a
ss5 p Dbl, fer bloaters, s27e S2ec for Is. SCI q
S23 for Is, siT TO SIS for medium IS. and $40
TO SIS for IS No large IS In the market; Nova
scotia medium NaeksFel quoted S29ds27 for
Is and 81 90 Tor Is; Irish MaoKefel sie6
ais and flrnisy.
DO tucks i2e; lensthwise At l5c;1s ct 10;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-27
Domss Ports.

NEW YORK-Ar gath. schs Helen Nose
iey. Holi. Darien; Henristta Simmens snow
+ Thompson, Tinker, Franklin for Philadsl-
phia.
ark; Hattie Meg Buck. Bangor.
cid 25ih, barqus Adam W Spies Bahia.
CITY Isand-Psssed east Gath. sehs Marshal
Perrin, New fork Tor =; Mary Stewart, New
io Kittery; WIN II Card. d o for New Bedford
Mary Langdon. Analogy for Recklsnd; Lena
White do for Saco; Hannah r Carlton, do for
Machasporti Maggie Muivsy. Perth Amboy do
Passed east 25tn schs Geo Prescott, from
New YORK tor SAco: Geo A Lawry do for do
do for Rockland; Spartei DO for East; Puritan.
Neehawken for an eastern port.
BOSTON Ar 24th. sch sarah Mills, johnson.
Bangor; Jas Woolsy, Rocklanu.
Ar 25lh, schs Ripley. Stinsen. and Chester X
Lawrence, Grinnel Rockport; Aunie Sargent,
Tibbetts. Roekland; Teresa ID Baker. shea
ington: JAS Gray, Garland. saco; hayns
SID 2ztn. sens G Haskell, and Myra wsa-
CID oath. schs Pace Horse, White. Bangor
II Little Pierce. Baltimore.
BRUNswICk-Ar 2dth. sch Nimbus, STALL
BALTIMoRE - Sid 25th sehs Chas i Mott
man. Jewett. Boston; Henry . Barrett, do.
CHATHAM-Passed 20th. schs q M Porter.
and David 4 Davis. bound north.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Sld cath, sehs
Post Boy. and David Story, Bangor toI New
York: Ernest T Lee. Calais for New York: Yves
lev ASoo t, Ellsworth for New York; Vineyard,
Shules. Ms. for do,
FALL RIvER-Ar 25th. sch Lizzie Lane. I'm
Perth Amhoy; Emma Green. New York.
ARMSTRONG; 2Sth. sch Anna 4 j Morse
Croeksr. Mobile, TO load for New York;
sid 24th sch Henry j Smith, Adams, Punta
GoraA.
SID 25th. sen R W Hopkins. HIchborn. Sabine
Pass.
GEORGETOWN, scar 25th, sch Harold
McCarty, Flynn. New York.
GLOUCE,IER-Ar Gath, sch Pride OF the
Port, Boston for Portland; Norton, do for Rock
land; Lillian, fremont
HYANNls-Ar 2blh. sehs .Lugane, Rondont
for Po' tlanG senator crimes. do for -,
Sid 25th. schs JAS Rothweil, and John Doug
less, frsni Philadelphia for hocklanu; Mary
Stewart, New York for Portland; @ J Willard
Phiia phia for do; Andrew Peters, Edgewater
for inter Harbor; King. Tor Eas port; A
Heaton asd NJ y cusbman, bound east
JACkS0NViLLE-Si Sid 25th. sch Georgie l.
Dickson New York.
cid Gath, sch Jennie Lippett, Chase, Jobos.
NoRF0Lk-Cld Gath. sch Jas Crffcrd. for
New York.
Sid oath tug q W Morse. for KEY West. to
tow schr Mary Morse 10 Noank.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-27
BOSTON & MAINE II. X.
In Effect Oct. Id. 1893.
WESTERN DIVISION.


Trains leave Portland, Union station. 70
$40. pm; soarboro Beach. Pine Point, 100
1000 a. M, $50. 5.25. so .. m.. Old Or
chard. sAco. Biddsford, Kensebsnk. 100
s.45. 1000 a. M. 1880, $40. 80. g. 20
). M. 1850. $50. b25. y. m. Wells
Beach, North Berwick, Dover,
Zoo. s.45. q. m. $50, 6. 20 pm. somsrswsrth.
Rochester. 100, s.4s a. M, $50, $50 y. m.
Alton Bay. Lakeport. and Northern Divis.
somerswovth 100 a. IN. Manchester. Concord
and orth, 90 a. N, 49, y. IN. Dover. Exc.
ter, Havsrhiu. Lawrence. Lowell, Toe. .. 40
a. n. 1880. $50 y. IN. Boston. A os. 100
$40 a. M. 1880. $50 .. m. Arrive Boston
-.25. 1915 q M, l2.45. 4-i0. 7.i6 .. m Leave
Boston Tor Portland $50. 7.3o, $50 a. M. ] 20
al pm. Arrive IN Portland o. OF DO a. M,
I2.I0. 800 7.6o m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Searboro Beach. Pine Point. Old Or
chard. Saco. kiddefor,l. Kennsbunk. y orth
renee. Lowell. Boston, LABS. 4.3o. p. m.
Arrive IN Boston 5.1s. s.22 p IN.
EASTERN DIVISION.
Boston and way stations 800 am. Bidde-
ford, Kfttery, Portsmouth. Nswbury-
port, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 400 800 o. NJ,
las. 500 D. IN. Arrive Boston. b.5T a. m.
l2.to. 100. s.o5 .. m. Leave Boston. 7-se.
100 M sass 49, ia - ,, ntri ,c1 o.
sunday.
Biddeford, Kittery, Portsm outh, New
buryport, salem, Lynn, Boston, 200 a. M,
l2.45 n. IN. Arrive Boston, SOL a. M. 400
p. m. Leave Boston, geo a. m. 100 p. IN.
Arrive Portland. 1910. 1o.3op. IN.
A-Daily except Monday.
.. J. FLANDERS. q. s. 7. A. Boston
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